Collegiate athletic conferences can no longer enforce eligibility bans without triggering immediate judicial blocks.
Power conferences attempting to restrict professionalized athletes from returning to college rosters face immediate temporary restraining orders from local courts protecting player eligibility.
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The conferences' new bans on professionalized athletes are met immediately with court-ordered injunctions, exactly as the law of judicial blocks predicts.
The SEC's efforts to restrict player eligibility were immediately blocked by a state court's preliminary injunction.
The moment the conference moves to enforce its pro-player ban with draconian penalties, a local court enjoins the enforcement in real time.