Two Arizona players, Ismail Mahdi and Max Harris, have been ruled eligible to play. Mahdi was the leading rusher last season, while Harris was the third-leading tackler. They are set to play on Saturday against No. 15 BYU.
The decision on their eligibility came after a court hearing. The school announced the outcome on Friday.
Further details on the court hearing and the eligibility decision are available from the school's announcement. Mahdi and Harris are expected to participate in the upcoming game against No. 15 BYU on Saturday.
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