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The U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled 2-1 to grant the NCAA’s stay request in the Wisne case meaning the injunction issued by Judge Charlotte Sweeney for class of 2022 student-athletes has been stayed. (link, link)

The NCAA has released a statement regarding the Tenth Circuit’s decision to stay the Wisne preliminary injunction that reads, in part, “[This decision] permits Division I to return to the status quo before the district court intervened. Effective immediately, the age-based eligibility rules will be implemented as the Division I membership intended. Class members who were allowed to compete because of the Wisne injunction are no longer eligible to compete.” More. (link)

Oklahoma AD Roger Denny explained the decision to extend Football HC Brent Venables: “I give Brent a lot of credit that the conversation [about an extension] had started, but I got here and he gave me the grace and patience to get myself settled, spend some time together, get to know one another, get to know my bosses, start to figure out how we get those things through the system. … It’s managed risk.” More. (link) 

Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger reports the College Sports Commission’s Department of Investigations announced that it has issued “warning letters” to student-athletes who “have failed to timely report NIL deals and failed to return pay for deals denied. No word yet on penalties.” (link)

ESPN’s College GameDay will broadcast live from Oxford, Miss., in Week 3 for LSU HC Lane Kiffin’s highly anticipated return to face his former Ole Miss squad. (link)

Oklahoma: Head Coach Brent Venables has reportedly agreed to a new six-year contract at an average of $10.5M per year. The pact adds two years to his existing deal and stretches through 2031 (link)

Houston Christian: Shaska Davis has been added as the Director of Football Operations

Augustana (SD): Ryan McFadden is now serving on staff as Offensive Line Coach following a year in the same role at Henderson State (DII)

Capital: Josh Kucker has been added as an Assistant Coach

Capital: Riley Fritts has been added as an Assistant Coach (Linebackers)

Capital: Eric Zagrans has been added as an Assistant Coach

Catholic: Huey Bodger has updated roles to Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) after serving as the Director of Program Operations

Greensboro: Dewayne Smith, Jr. has been added as an Assistant Coach | Wide Receivers

Howard Payne: John Eastman has been promoted to Associate Head Coach while he continues to lead the offensive line

Howard Payne: Offensive Coordinator Jimmy Douglas has added the title Head FUTURES Coach

Howard Payne: Reed Collins has been promoted to Special Teams Coordinator while continuing his responsibilities as Linebackers Coach and Recruiting Coordinator

Howard Payne: Graduate Assistant Hunter Knapczyk has been promoted to a full-time role as Running Backs Coach and Director of Operations

SUNY Morrisville: Michael Ihejeto has joined as an Assistant Coach after serving as Defensive Line Coach at Oklahoma Panhandle State (NAIA)

SUNY Morrisville: Matt Hull has been added as an Assistant Coach

Williams: Quinn Girard has been added as a Secondary Coach after serving as an Assistant Football Coach (Cornerbacks) at Union (NY) (DIII)

Montana State-Northern: Defensive Coordinator Dylan Wampler appears to have been elevated to Assistant Head Coach

Montana State-Northern: Will McFarland has been added as Special Teams Coordinator & Assistant Defensive Line Coach after most recently serving as Director of Player Personnel & NFL Liaison at Montana (FCS)

Montana State-Northern: Former George Fox (DIII) wide receiver and Western Oregon (DII) defensive back Jordan Jeffries has been added as Defensive Backs Coach

Rocky Mountain: Juwan Mitchell has been added as an Assistant Linebackers Coach

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