So are these guys coming to play or not?

Dae’Quan Wright, TE
Zxavian Harris, DT
Unpronounceable ND Edge

Considering: A federal appeals court ruled in favor of the NCAA by freezing a Colorado court's sweeping decision to grant all of the 2022 high school class members an additional fifth year of eligibility.

Now enter Co-Pilot:
Yes. A federal appeals court temporarily blocked (“stayed”) a Colorado federal judge’s earlier ruling that had granted an additional year of NCAA eligibility to Division I athletes from the high school class of 2022. The decision came from a 2–1 panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit.

What this means:

The Colorado injunction is no longer in effect while the appeal proceeds. Athletes who had regained eligibility solely because of that Colorado ruling are now considered ineligible again unless they have obtained separate court orders in other cases.
The appeals court has scheduled an expedited review of the case.
Other lawsuits in various states remain active, and some athletes covered by separate rulings are not affected by the Colorado stay.

The dispute centers on the NCAA’s newer eligibility framework and whether athletes who graduated high school in 2022 should receive another season after exhausting four years of competition eligibility.

Did our three (listed above) gain their eligibility as part of the Colorado ruling?