While they knew Diego Pavia would be suiting up for the final game of this season, they weren't sure if he would be back in 2025 since the NCAA said he was out of eligibility which prompted a lawsuit brought on the by the quarterback. His view was his ...

Vanderbilt football quarterback Diego Pavia had his injunction granted in a lawsuit, opening the door for him to return for the 2025 season.

Pavia played two seasons at New Mexico Military Institute before transferring to New Mexico State and later Vanderbilt. Under previous rules, Pavia was granted the typical four years, plus the blanket waiver Covid season after playing in 2020, which allowed him to play in 2024.

If the ruling in Diego Pavia's eligibility case against the NCAA stands, Vanderbilt football — and other athletes — could be greatly affected.

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia was granted a major legal win on Wednesday when a judge granted him an injunction allowing him to play the 2025 season. Pavia filed a lawsuit against the NCAA in federal court last month,

Vanderbilt football starting quarterback Diego Pavia was granted a fifth year of eligibility, but there's a catch

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia has now notched two landmark wins this year. State of play: Pavia led the Commodores to a historic win over Alabama this fall. Then on Wednesday he scored a legal victory over the NCAA in his lawsuit about the eligibility for junior college players.

A judge’s decision granting Diego Pavia extra eligibility could change the NCAA landscape forever, and President Charlie Baker is sounding the alarm.