By Jerry Ratcliffe

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Quarterback Chandler Morris told “The Athletic” that if he wins his suit against the NCAA and is granted another year of eligibility by the court, that he plans to stay at Virginia for the 2026 football season.

Morris, who is currently enrolled in classes at UVA, filed suit to gain a seventh year of eligibility after his appeal was declined by the NCAA. He led the Cavaliers to a school record 11 wins and a Gator Bowl victory this past season.

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