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NCAA's New Eligibility Rule: Five Years, Five Seasons

NCAA's New Eligibility Rule: Five Years, Five Seasons

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NCAA Introduces New Eligibility Rule: A Game-Changer for College Athletes

The NCAA is implementing a new age-based eligibility rule for college athletes, allowing them five years to play five seasons. This replaces the old redshirt system, enabling freshmen to participate in special teams without losing eligibility. Coaches like Tennessees Alex Golesh welcome the change, as it allows for easier development of young talent. The proposal limits waivers to rare cases, aiming to clean up the messy eligibility rules that emerged after the COVID pandemic. The Division One Cabinet will review the rule in May, potentially reshaping how teams build rosters for years to come.

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