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Louisville men's basketball is getting a big boost to its roster. Aly Khalifa won his NCAA eligibility appeal and will be able to play for the Cards during the 2025-26 season.

Aly Khalifa has won his NCAA eligibility appeal and will be able to play for Louisville basketball in 2025-26. Here's what to know.

Center Aly Khalifa won his eligibility appeal to the NCAA, and will be able to suit up for the Cardinals next season.

Big man Aly Khalifa, a 6-foot-11-inch native of Cairo, Egypt, had been ruled strangely ineligible after redshirting last season with the Cardinals.