Not even a week after former Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson filed for an age-based request for an additional season of eligibility after he was thought to have used up his four seasons at the conclusion of 2025, the NCAA has announced its decision to side with Hutson, who played in 48 games during his time at Texas, including 23 starts; throughout his era on the Forty Acres, Hutson spent time at guard and center. Prior to Hutson’s legal time filing the lawsuit requesting a temporary injunction last Friday, the former Texas starter was set to attend the Dallas Cowboys rookie minicamp after he wasn’t chosen earlier this year during the NFL Draft.
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