Freshmen have been eligible to play in NCAA sports since 1972. But could the rule change again, barring freshman from participating in varsity-level sports?
It's a possible consideration, according to CBS Sports. As NCAA reform starts to happen following the vote to give the Power Five conferences greater power to set rules and structure, the Pac-12 sent the following suggestion to fellow Power Five conferences.
7. Address the "one and done" phenomenon in men's basketball. If the National Basketball Association and its Players Association are unable to agree on raising the age limit for players, consider restoring the freshman ineligibility rule in men's basketball.[/I][/QUOTE]
Could freshmen become ineligible to play again?
It's a possible consideration, according to CBS Sports. As NCAA reform starts to happen following the vote to give the Power Five conferences greater power to set rules and structure, the Pac-12 sent the following suggestion to fellow Power Five conferences.
7. Address the "one and done" phenomenon in men's basketball. If the National Basketball Association and its Players Association are unable to agree on raising the age limit for players, consider restoring the freshman ineligibility rule in men's basketball.[/I][/QUOTE]
Could freshmen become ineligible to play again?
