
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is stepping into the legal battle over NCAA eligibility, moving to intervene on behalf of two University of Louisiana Monroe student-athletes fighting for a fifth year on the field. Claiming the state has a substantial duty to protect public universities and their athletes from unfair rules, Murrill argues the current system leaves players at a direct disadvantage. Stick around to hear how this high-stakes court battle could reshape eligibility standards for college athletes across the state.
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Hour 3: Louisiana AG Liz Murrill is moving to intervene on behalf of two University of Louisiana Monroe student-athletes fighting for a fifth year on the field

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