NCAA grants eligibility exception to JUCO, NAIA athletes
The NCAA made a decision that will allow eligible JUCO, NAIA and other non-NCAA athletes to compete in the 2025–26 season.
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NCAA Issues Clarifying Q&A Guidance to Eligibility Waiver
On March 13, the NCAA issued guidance in the form of a Q&A defining the scope of the eligibility waiver it previously approved on December 23, ...
'Shocking': Bradley star unlikely to get extra season after clarified NCAA eligibility rule
Bradley star Duke Deen might not have extra year to play in 2025-26, after all. An NCAA clarification on its rules appears to ...
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NCAA Eligibility Change on JUCO Athletes: A Game-Changer for Programs Like LSUE Bengals
This new rule would also have a considerable impact on recruiting for schools like the LSUE Bengals, as it provides ...
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NCAA back on defense as female athletes blast updated transgender policy
The NCAA can’t win for losing when it comes to the transgender athlete issue. The association has again run afoul of female athletes despite changing its eligibility policy last month to require ...
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Greg Schiano updates status of Rutgers safety Jett Elad's eligibility court case
Rutgers football safety Jett Elad is in court as he looks for a legal remedy to grant him another year of eligibility after ... his press conference about the status of Elad.
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Will Luke Goode return to Indiana basketball? What we know about his pursuit of eligibility
A strict interpretation of NCAA rules would make his case ... and the idea that athletes had to meet eligibility criteria to retain the amateur status necessary to play college sports.
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Clemson basketball guard Jaeden Zackery addresses his future, possible JUCO ruling
Zackery’s potential case for another year of his eligibility — which would be his fifth at the NCAA level — stems from recent rulings regarding the status of Vanderbilt quarterback Diego ...