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Akron Zips basketball's Evan Mahaffey reflects on fight for NCAA eligibility

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Akron Zips men's basketball coach Dustin Ford went to court to argue for Evan Mahaffey to play in the 2026-27 season. UA has big plans for Mahaffey.

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