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NCAA’s 5-year eligibility rule reshapes college athletics—Ohio State players’ remaining seasons now under scrutiny.
The NCAA has officially adopted new eligibility standards that permit Division I athletes to compete over five seasons within a five-year window.
Filip Borovicanin and MJ Collins have filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, challenging a new age-based eligibility model adopted by Division I.
NCAA’s new five-year eligibility rule could redefine college sports—but lawsuits and roster shifts loom.
NCAA overhauls college sports eligibility—athletes now have 5 years to play 5 seasons under new age-based rules