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Update: Felony charges dropped against Miami Hurricanes RB Jordan Lyle - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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The felony charges against Miami Hurricanes running back Jordan Lyle were dropped as of Sept. 9. Lyle was arrested last month on a second-degree felony charge of aggravated fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer and a second-degree misdemeanor of reckless driving. The alleged incident of reckless driving occurred in Sunrise, Fla. in July. Only the felony charge was dropped. At the time of publishing, Lyle is still being charged with the misdemeanor. The Junior running back was unavailable
Former Miami WR Cam Vaughn drops lawsuit against University - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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Former Miami Hurricanes wideout Cam Vaughn has officially dropped his lawsuit against the University according to On3. The move comes after the University’s submission of a relief request to allow his entrance into the transfer portal — with such a waiver being at the core of the original suit filed earlier this week. Vaughn’s original lawsuit alleged the Hurricanes “refused to submit the waiver request the NCAA requires so that he can enter the transfer portal,” following his dismissal from the
Miami Hurricanes WR Cam Vaughn dismissed from program - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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Miami Hurricanes WR Cam Vaughn has been dismissed from the team, according to head coach Mario Cristobal. Cristobal announced the dismissal on WQAM’s Joe Rose Show Monday morning, confirming the West Virginia transfer is no longer with the team. “Cam Vaughn has been dismissed from the team,” Cristobal said. “We wish him the best … the Canes will press on.” Cristobal gave no direct reason for Vaughn’s departure. All signs point to a multitude of reasons for his dismissal, not just a “one-time” is
Federal Court ruling extends student-athlete eligibility with possible UM returnees - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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A U.S. District Court’s injunction allowing certain student-athletes to gain a fifth year of eligibility has added more chaos to the ever-changing landscape of collegiate athletics. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney on July 31 in Denver, Colo., specifically grants student-athletes who enrolled in the 2022 class a fifth-year of eligibility on top of their exhausted four years. Already, multiple high-profile athletes have announced their return to their respective programs — espe
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