NCAA Proposes Legal Tampering Period Before Transfer Portal Opens

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NCAA Proposes Legal Tampering Period Before Transfer Portal Opens

NCAA has proposed a legal tampering period before the January transfer portal window, allowing schools to contact eligible players and their representatives without violating rules. The move aims to curb widespread tampering after several high-profile cases, including Dabo Swinney's public accusations against Pete Golding and Ole Miss earlier this year. The proposal is expected to be discussed further in August.

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