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Texas A&M Guard Rylan Griffen Suffers Major Setback in NCAA Eligibility Lawsuit
Judge John Brick dismisses Rylan Griffen’s NCAA eligibility lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction, leaving the Texas A&M guard sidelined ahead of the 2026-27 season.
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