A lawsuit against the NCAA is ongoing. Baylor baseball pitcher Ethan Calder is involved in this case.
As a result of this situation, Calder's eligibility has been extended. He can now pursue a fifth season.
Further information about this development is available from the source, which reports on the details of Calder's case and its current status.
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