NCAA Won’t Back Down on New Eligibility Rule

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NCAA Won’t Back Down on New Eligibility Rule

The NCAA Division I Cabinet approved its new age-based eligibility model and says lawsuits won’t change its stance. “We don't intend to change course,” the Cabinet said after athletes challenged the rule in court. The model starts an athlete’s eligibility clock upon full-time enrollment or after their 19th birthday and will take effect beginning with the 2027 recruiting class.

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NCAA Votes to Eliminate Bowl Transition Penalty

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NFLPA faces a difficult decision as Sorsby challenges NFL’s refusal to hold a supplemental draft. Because Sorsby isn't a union member, supporting his case could come at the expense of current players. As a federal appeals court previously noted, “the eligibility rules diminish a veteran player’s risk of being replaced.” Sorsby still retains the option of pursuing legal action.

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Miami Lands Elite 2029 QB CJ Cypher

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Miami Lands Elite 2029 QB CJ Cypher

Miami landed its first 2029 commitment Wednesday as QB CJ Cypher pledged to the Hurricanes over offers from Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State and Florida State. “Coach Shannon Dawson and Coach Mario Cristobal have built something special,” Cypher said. The Carrollton standout added Miami “checked every box” after throwing for more than 2,100 yards and 26 touchdowns as a freshman.

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