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A Georgia judge just handed down a major ruling that could reshape college basketball: over thirty players, including former Clemson point guard Dillon Hunter, are now legally allowed to play one more year — even though they’ve already graduated. The injunction, tied to the NCAA’s controversial “five for five” rule, clears the way for these athletes to compete in 2026-27 while their lawsuit continues. It also removes roadblocks like late transfer portal entries or signed pro contracts — as long as any extra money is returned. Hunter, who played 100+ games at Clemson and entered the portal hoping for a fifth year, could now return to Clemson — who still has an open scholarship — or transfer elsewhere. Other former Tigers like RJ Godfrey and Chauncey Wiggins are also eligible, sparking a scramble across college hoops as teams rush to bring back experienced talent. The NCAA is pushing back, especially after a similar Colorado ruling, but the impact is already real — with Clemson eyeing a strategic boost after their recent trip to Italy.

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