Court ruling allows two starting Indiana defensive linemen to play against North Texas.

A court ruling cleared the way for No. 6 Indiana to field two starting defensive linemen against North Texas this weekend. Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt can now play after a judge's decision overturned a temporary restraining order that had blocked them from competing Newsday.
Daley led the Big Ten with 19 tackles for loss last season before a knee injury sidelined him. Wyatt started seven games and recorded 28 tackles and 2.5 sacks before suffering his own knee injury in October Winnipeg Free Press.
Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt were among Indiana's most productive defensive linemen last season. Daley's 19 tackles for loss ranked first in the Big Ten. He missed the College Football Playoff due to a season-ending knee injury Houston Chronicle.
Wyatt appeared in the first seven games and tallied 28 tackles with eight for loss. Both players went undrafted after the NFL Draft and did not sign with professional teams Lancaster Online.
Indiana circuit court Judge Kara Krothe of the Monroe Circuit Court issued a temporary restraining order affecting seven plaintiffs. The order initially prevented all seven from competing in Division I athletics during 2026-27 NH Register.
The court's latest ruling allows Daley and Wyatt to take the field Saturday against North Texas. This decision sidesteps the earlier restraining order that would have benched both players for the season opener Yahoo Sports.
Having both starting defensive linemen available boosts Indiana's chances in the season opener. The Hoosiers are ranked No. 6 nationally and returning to championship contention Las Vegas Sun.
Daley and Wyatt's availability adds proven production to the defensive line. Their return means Indiana can deploy the same starting pair that sparked the defense last season Herald Bulletin.
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