Judge Grants Jeremiah Earby Eligibility to Play for Michigan

Boise, ID, October 14, 2026 —

A judge has granted former Boise State defensive back Jeremiah Earby eligibility to play for Michigan, according to the information provided. The ruling clears him to play for the university, but details about the decision and its timing were not included.

The information provided does not identify the judge or court, explain the legal or procedural basis for the ruling, or give a date for when it was issued. It also does not state whether the decision includes conditions or specify when Earby might take the field.

Earby is identified as a former Boise State defensive back. No further details were provided about his time at Boise State, his move to Michigan, or the circumstances that led to the eligibility decision. The information does not say whether Michigan or Boise State issued statements, or whether either school commented on the ruling.

The decision concerns Earby’s eligibility to play for Michigan. It does not, on its own, provide information about his role on the team, participation in practices, or status for any particular game or season. Those details were not provided.

Further specifics about the case, including the judge’s reasoning and any next steps, are not available in the information provided. As a result, the ruling’s broader circumstances cannot be described without additional reporting.

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