Another Class of 2022 Five for Five lawsuit has been filed in North Carolina today seeking a temporary and permanent injunction allowing them to play this season. The plaintiffs, represented by multiple attorneys including Ryan Downton and Mark Peper, are: Darrion Williams, NC State Reed Bailey, Indiana Malik Reneau, Miami Nate Calmese, Wake Forest Owen Aquino, High Point Colin Porter, Liberty Chisom Okpara, Stanford Trejuan Holloman, NC State Ven-Allen Lubin, NC State Dallin Hall, Virginia Scotty Washington, High Point Donovan Atwell, Texas Tech Jayden Dawson, Kansas Alonzo Dodd, Appalachian State Jamil Muttilib, Appalachian State Bryson Ogletree, NC A&T Damoni Harrison, Charlotte Kimani Hamilton, UNLV Geoffrey Sprouse, American Prince Aligbe, Southern Illinois Kareem Rozier, Winthrop Albert Vargas Brito, Robert Morris Major Freeman, Charlotte AJ Worrell, Morgan State Joshua (“Greedy”) Williams, UNCW Kenyon Giles, Wichita State Michael Walz, Richmond Achile Spadone, Bucknell Romad Dean, Tulsa Derek Simpson, St. Joe's Kenny Noland, Columbia Rashad King, LSU Orlando Lovejoy, Detroit Brit Harris, FIU Javontae Campbell, Bowling Green Jaqai Murray, Angelo State Noah Otshudi, Marshall Iaroslav Niagu, Jacksonville State Anthony McComb, Norfolk State Vincent Brady II, High Point Po’Boigh King, Sam Houston Jayden Brewer, Western Michigan Troy Glover, Bowling Green Takai (“TK”) Simpkins, Elon Chandler Jackson, Arkansas State Justin Allen, Green Bay Bowen Hardman, Akron David Dixon, Duquesne Michael Eley, Hampton Cardell Bailey, Southern Indiana Emmanuel Okorafor, Wichita State Tyana Todd, Ohio State (women)