NFL legend Edgerrin James seeks support for son Jizzle amid unspecified substance abuse battle
Gray analyzes the lawsuit filed by the SEC to block the transition and examines the shifting NCAA eligibility rules for the 2022 draft class. The former Indianapolis Colts standout running back said his son is facing a substance abuse issue.James did not share further details about the issue. Cincinnati’s Jizzle James (2) handles the ball during the first half of a college basketball game against Texas Tech at United Supermarkets Arena on Feb.
- ▪Gray analyzes the lawsuit filed by the SEC to block the transition and examines the shifting NCAA eligibility rules for the 2022 draft class.
- ▪The former Indianapolis Colts standout running back said his son is facing a substance abuse issue.James did not share further details about the issue.
- ▪Cincinnati’s Jizzle James (2) handles the ball during the first half of a college basketball game against Texas Tech at United Supermarkets Arena on Feb.
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OutKick Sports NFL legend Edgerrin James seeks support for son Jizzle amid unspecified substance abuse battle Jizzle James was recently dismissed from the UNC Charlotte basketball team, the school confirmed By Chantz Martin OutKick Published September 8, 2026 8:02pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Judge allows former NFL players to return to college football Fox News contributor Jim Gray discusses a court ruling allowing former professional football player Dae'Quan Wright to return to college athletics at LSU. Gray analyzes the lawsuit filed by the SEC to block the transition and examines the shifting NCAA eligibility rules for the 2022 draft class.
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