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Why Ezra Christensen’s Eligibility Case is Likely to go Coach Prime & Colorado’s Way
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Ezra Christensen’s NCAA eligibility case could be trending in Coach Prime and Colorado’s favor after a similar legal win for Oklahoma State’s Kashie Natt, who was granted a court order to rejoin the Cowboys after his waiver was canceled. We break down why Darren Heitner’s strategy, the Boulder County lawsuit, and the push for a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction could give Christensen a real path to playing for the Colorado Buffaloes in 2026. With Christensen viewed as a potential NFL Draft prospect and a key piece of Deion Sanders’ defensive line, this case could have massive implications for Colorado football, NCAA eligibility rules, and the future of JUCO athletes fighting for extra eligibility.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Ezra Case Update
0:43 - Kashie Natt Precedent
1:26 - Same Lawyer Connection
2:08 - JUCO Eligibility Argument
2:51 - NFL Draft Impact
3:35 - Temporary Restraining Order
4:10 - Decision Timeline
5:18 - Heitner’s Specialty
5:51 - Class Action Angle
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