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Manu v. National Collegiate Athletic Association
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November 12, 2025
Wash. Linebacker's Suit Over NCAA Limits Sprints To Tenn.
A Seattle federal judge has sent University of Washington linebacker Jacob Manu's lawsuit challenging NCAA eligibility limits to a Tennessee court, concluding the suit overlaps with a putative class action pending there over the same rules capping student-athletes at four seasons of competitive play.
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October 23, 2025
Linebacker Suing NCAA Seeks 5th Year Of Competitive Play
University of Washington linebacker Jacob Manu is asking a Seattle federal judge to temporarily halt the NCAA's enforcement of rules limiting athletes to just four seasons of competitive play over a five-year period, alleging that the restrictions violate state and federal antitrust laws.
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October 10, 2025
Wash. Linebacker Seeks To Void NCAA Eligibility Limits
University of Washington linebacker Jacob Manu is suing the NCAA over its rules limiting athletes to four seasons of competitive play, claiming the association is depriving players of the opportunity to maximize their compensation in violation of state and federal antitrust laws.