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Iowa OL Myslinski Gets Sixth Year!
30 May
Summary
- Michael Myslinski, an offensive lineman, received NCAA approval for a sixth year.
- He applied for a medical hardship waiver due to multiple freshman and sophomore injuries.
- Myslinski earned Comeback Player of the Year after playing eight games in 2024.
Veteran offensive lineman Michael Myslinski has been granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. This decision follows an application for a medical hardship waiver, providing a significant boost to the Iowa football team's offensive line. Myslinski's collegiate career began in 2021 but was significantly impacted by injuries, limiting his playing time in subsequent seasons.
Despite early career setbacks, Myslinski demonstrated remarkable resilience. In the 2024 season, he played in eight games, earning the team's Comeback Player of the Year Award. He proved his capability by stepping in when a starting guard was injured, logging 57 offensive snaps. Myslinski expressed optimism about his health, stating he feels the best he has in his career.
With key players departing, Myslinski is now in contention for a starting position at center or guard for the 2026 season. His return offers valuable experience and depth to the Hawkeyes' offensive front.
