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GAMECHANGER? Pac-12, Mountain West, G6 Football Leagues Could BENEFIT from 5 in 5 Eligibility Rule

GAMECHANGER? Pac-12, Mountain West, G6 Football Leagues Could BENEFIT from 5 in 5 Eligibility Rule

Episode 1720 Published 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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The new "5 in 5" eligibility rule is a welcome change that adds stability to the landscape of college athletics. What will this mean for roster construction at the G6 level?

On today's episode of Locked On College Football, recruiting analyst Brian Smith joins Spencer McLaughlin to discuss the fallout. Will there be an imapct in recruiting strategy from the high school ranks?

Cal enters its first year under HC Tosh Lupoi who will get a real test in his first game as a head coach against UCLA and Bob Chesney. Are they a true darkhorse with some odd scheduling quirks?

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00:00 Discussing new 5 and 5 rule impacts

06:03 Choosing the right college for athletes

09:33 Transfer portal opportunities in college football

11:51 New college eligibility rules

16:30 Discussion on sports player development

19:19 Analyzing Cal's coaching challenges

21:04 Predicting Cal's Football Season

26:49 Predicting Cal's end-of-season success

27:22 Coaching changes and team records

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