It looks like eligibility expanded to five years

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#2
Here we go. Minor league football is about to begin.

How many programs will die?
 
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Interesting. Have no good reason to be against it. Though not sure of the reasoning for it. They already get 5 years to post 4 years of certified play. Plus, they can extend with medicals for season ending injuries up to a certain amount of play. Plus, a FR can play in 4 games and unlimited post-season time and still maintain the RS status. I get eligibility typically follows the length of time for a degree. Atleast in it's inception probably. Heck, there's guys out there now that's taken 6-7 years to fulfill eligibility, even w/o covid.

I am in favor of the Freshman RS rule though. always thought it was jacked up in certain situations when you had no choice but to burn a RS for just a few plays.
 
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#7
how is this going to apply? Got to think this plus the eventual 100+ man roster is going to mess some rotations up. Transfer portal is going to get even crazier.
 
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SayUWantAreVOLution said:
People said back then, in the 70s, "it will ruin college football." Maybe it did but did college ball look ruined in the 90s when a freshman named Peyton took over for TN?
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That was not anywhere close to what I posted. I just said college athletics would be better overall if freshmen were still ineligible.
 
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hog88 said:
That was not anywhere close to what I posted. I just said college athletics would be better overall if freshmen were still ineligible.
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So Peyton shouldn't have been eligible in your mind. You said it should've never been changed and Peyton couldn't have played as a freshman, right?
 
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