Multiple lawsuits have emerged involving wrongful termination and eligibility disputes in the realm of collegiate athletics. Jerry Bovee, the former deputy athletic director at Utah State University, has filed a federal lawsuit against the university, alleging wrongful termination without warning last July and claiming retaliation from the administration. The lawsuit includes 11 causes of action and asserts that the administration acted with willful misconduct. In a separate case, Alberto Osuna Sanchez, a baseball player enrolled at the University of Tennessee, has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, challenging the application of eligibility rules that he argues unfairly exclude him from a waiver granted to other players. Osuna contends that his previous junior college years should not be counted against his eligibility, as he exhausted his eligibility in the 2023-24 season, while the waiver applies only to those exhausting eligibility in the 2024-25 season. These cases highlight ongoing tensions within collegiate sports regarding administrative decisions and athlete rights.