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Ohio Driver Education Surges, NCAA Sues Over Athlete Eligibility
- The NCAA filed a lawsuit against Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine over an executive order allowing some athletes a fifth season.
- Ohio has seen a sharp increase in driver education enrollment since expanding the requirement to ages 18-20.
- Gov. DeWine's order does not guarantee roster spots or scholarships for the affected athletes.
- Construction has begun on a $38 million affordable senior community in Painesville, Ohio.
- The NCAA President called the lawsuit an 'extraordinary step' to maintain a level playing field.
Articles (5)
New York Post·
NCAA suing Ohio gov over ‘misguided’ executive order allowing schools to ignore new eligibility rule
cleveland.com·
Ohio driver education surges after training requirement expands to ages 18-20
NCAA sues DeWine over order allowing some Ohio athletes a fifth season
Painesville breaks ground on $38 million affordable senior community
DeWine’s athlete order doesn’t guarantee a roster spot or scholarship