As for now, yes. How you like that for an answer? LOL
I believe the NCAA realized how even bigger S*$$ show the juco not counting towards eligibility was and back tracked real quick. I could see someone next year doing the same thing and suing saying they allowed last year, why not this year type of deal. But for now, One additional year so long as they're currently on their last year of eligibility playing wise.
Yes, will definitely be more attractive than ever. Still, I think you can beat out JUCOs for the vast majority of kids as a school like North Texas. FCS and DII will have more trouble.
Either way, definitely will incentivize getting your freshmen on the field as a four-year school.
I don't care about blame. There's enough to go around.
I'm fine with college football players being paid and them getting more transfer opportunities, but the way both of those things are currently implemented has been a Hindenburg-level disaster for college football.
Uncontrolled and unaccountable money from boosters and a transfer portal during the season are terrible ideas.
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