Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar has been granted a temporary restraining order against NCAA eligibility rules by a Knoxville judge, serving as the first step toward his potential return for the Vols in the 2026 season. On Feb. 4, Judge Christopher Heagerty issued the 15-day order in Knox County Chancery Court. It prohibits the NCAA from restricting Aguilar's eligibility because he played junior college football before his Division I career. But it's just a short-term measure. The next step for Aguilar is to seek a preliminary injunction, which could extend his eligibility to the 2026 season. An injunction hearing is set for Feb. 6. Judge Christopher Heagerty gave four reasons for the...
