Griffen’s Legal Win Could Save Aggies | Aggies Basketball News
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Texas A&M’s basketball roster is in chaos as the NCAA’s new five-in-five rule sends shockwaves through the program. Guard Bryson Warren, recently declared ineligible by both the NCAA and SEC, left for the transfer portal after a failed legal push, leaving a surprise vacancy. Meanwhile, former player Rylan Griffen, who never signed a pro contract and only played in a summer league tryout, just won a temporary restraining order — giving him a stronger legal footing. Now enrolled at A&M, Griffen’s eligibility hinges on a September 11 hearing, and if cleared, could stabilize the Aggies’ uncertain future.
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