An NFL rookie had two sacks in his preseason debut on Saturday. On Wednesday he sued the NCAA to go back to college. Today a judge said yes. Jack Pyburn and 15 other football players — several of them sitting in NFL training camps right now — were granted a restraining order in Louisiana allowing them to return to college football this season. It's the second major eligibility ruling in three weeks, and it broke through the one wall everybody thought would hold. Because here's what almost nobody caught: the big federal ruling on July 31 that gave the entire high school class of 2022 a fifth year specifically does NOT cover anyone who signed a professional contract. Pyburn didn't wait for that ruling to save him. He filed his own lawsuit, in his own name, in his own jurisdiction — and won. That's a blueprint. And NFL cuts are August 30, when mo ...