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Court Rules That JUCO Players Keep Four Years of NCAA Eligibility

So you now get two years of Juco eligibility plus another four years of NCAA eligibility plus a redshirt year if you wanna use it plus maybe even one of these waiver years that the NCAA now seems to grant so easily?

Yeesh, at this rate 30-year-old "college" players may soon become commonplace.
 
It's going to look comical with 42 year old Davey Jones doing the combover and spike in front to blend in.
 
So you can get you a six year college quarterback?
Niiiiiiiice. 6-year experience players would be pretty nice to have in basketball
 
With all the recent “changes” involving NIL, the portal & transfer rules, revenue sharing and incessant lawsuits, I’m watching less and less Division 1 games and didn’t attend a single NCAA game during 2024. And I’m among those who won’t ever contribute to NIL.
 
Courts will eventually rule there can no longer be a limit on any college eligibility. I feel bad for the high school kids.
This is who it is healing. My granddaughter who is a red shirt freshman at a D-1 school and they have 25 year Old 6-7th year players due to red shirt and covid. Coaches now will only recruit JUCO and transfers. Coaches want to play the old girls even if they aren’t better.
 
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I don't really see the big deal. You can still be a college student for 8-10 years to get a doctorate degree. What's the difference in playing that long? You're still a student.
 
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