In a new court filing on Sunday, U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney clarified her class-wide injunction against the NCAA. In her initial ruling Friday, Sweeney ruled that all high school class of 2022 athletes who exhausted their fourth season of college eligibility this spring would be eligible for a fifth season in 2026-27.In an order Sunday clarifying her decision, Sweeney wrote the injunction only grants athletes in the class a fifth year, per court documents. It does not enjoin transfer rules, roster caps or rev-share caps, part of the House settlement agreement. Boise State associate professorSam Ehrlich first reported the news. The injunction is not intended and does not enjoin any provisions of the House settlement. The court is not enjoining operation of the transfer rules. The court also clarifies that it is not enjoining the age-based portion of the new eligibility rule, meaning athletes who were 20 or older at the start of their five years are not eligible per the injunction.