ORLANDO — Cole Kozlowski's presence at UCF football practice earlier this week put a smile on Braeden Marshall's face.
"That's my guy," said Marshall, a senior defensive back. "... It was like a long time, no see."
They may get to hang out frequently again soon.
Following the 2025 season, the Knights and Kozlowski himself figured his college career was over. The linebacker had exhausted his four years of eligibility. He asked for a fifth, but the NCAA denied his request in January.
Then the U.S. District Court of Colorado threw him and others a lifeline on July 31, granting an injunction that allows an extra year of eligibility for Class of 2022 high school graduates.
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"That's my guy," said Marshall, a senior defensive back. "... It was like a long time, no see."
They may get to hang out frequently again soon.
Following the 2025 season, the Knights and Kozlowski himself figured his college career was over. The linebacker had exhausted his four years of eligibility. He asked for a fifth, but the NCAA denied his request in January.
Then the U.S. District Court of Colorado threw him and others a lifeline on July 31, granting an injunction that allows an extra year of eligibility for Class of 2022 high school graduates.
#knights
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