NCAA Ordered to Reinstate Clemson WR Tristan Smith

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NCAA Ordered to Reinstate Clemson WR Tristan Smith

Tristan Smith was granted a temporary injunction against the NCAA, making the Clemson Tigers football WR eligible for the 2026 season. Smith sued after the NCAA denied his waiver for a fifth year of eligibility, arguing his junior college seasons shouldn't count against him. The ruling follows a similar decision involving Brendan Sorsby earlier this week.

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Georgia Tech extended scholarship offers to two notable QB prospects on Thursday. Knox Kiffin, the son of LSU HC Lane Kiffin and a member of the 2028 class, announced an offer from the Yellow Jackets on X. Georgia Tech also offered Andrew Smart, the son of Georgia HC Kirby Smart. Smart is a class of 2030 recruit preparing for his freshman season at Athens Academy.



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