The NCAA will reportedly discuss the idea of allowing student-athletes in all sports a fifth year of eligibility in the near future, according to college basketball insider Jon Rothstein.

The NCAA is reportedly considering a rule change that would grant student-athletes across all sports five years of eligibility. Jon Rothstein of College Hoops Today reported the news on Friday.

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After suffering yet another series of courtroom defeats, the NCAA appears to be mulling a massive change to college eligibility rules that could alter the sport for good. According to CBS Sports ...

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The NCAA announced there will be “several pathways” to meet college eligibility requirements, and the former standards based on ACT and SAT scores won’t be required.

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This is a decision that could reshape the landscape of college athletics, as the NCAA is reportedly considering a rule change that would grant athletes in all sports five years of eligibility.

If you do attend a camp, know the '48-hour rule' According to NCAA rules, players can attend a pro team's camp once for 48 hours and the team can pay all their expenses (and yes, major junior ...

The CHL, OHL, WHL and QMJHL expressed optimism about the NCAA's change to major junior hockey player eligibility, while the USHL discussed its path for NCAA hopefuls. Update: The QMJHL released ...