Judge grants 2 Mizzou golfers eligibility despite NCAA's evolving legal pushback
A judge granted eligibility to Missouri golfers Addie Dobson and Melanie Walker after they sued the NCAA. The ruling allows the student-athletes to compete despite the organization's legal opposition. Both players were members of the Mizzou women’s golf team that reached the NCAA Championships last season.
Addie Dobson and Melanie Walker, two members of the MU women’s golf team that appeared in the NCAA Championships last season, sued the NCAA this week.
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