"This is a big victory for not only Louis Moore, but for all similarly situated student athletes who have illegally had their eligibility for attending junior colleges taken from them by the NCAA,"
"I am so proud of Louis for navigating this. Louis leads Indiana in tackles, interceptions, pass breakups, and he's had to do that while living a lawsuit. I couldn't be more proud of him. He has earned everything he deserves."
"the immediate need to allow Moore to play football for Indiana for the 2025-26 season, in order to prevent irreparable harm to Moore's career-including development with the Team, the opportunity to play with the Team, and the"
Judge Dale Tillery ruled that the NCAA's five-year eligibility rule violated the Texas Antitrust Act and granted a temporary injunction allowing Louis Moore to play for Indiana this season. Moore filed a lawsuit in early August seeking to exclude his three years at Navarro Junior College from that eligibility calculation. Moore attended Navarro from 2019 to 2022, redshirted and was injured, then played at Indiana in 2022 and 2023 before transferring to Ole Miss for the 2024 season. Moore leads Indiana with 23 tackles and two interceptions for 41 yards. The injunction cites the immediate need to prevent irreparable harm to Moore's career and opportunity to develop and play with the team.
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