2025-26 Non-Marquette College Basketball Discussion Thread

[WhiteTrash]

I think the migrations from amateur to pro college sports has to allow for the movement of players from different leagues. I'm not an attorney, but access to work places to earn a living should not be restricted, least it should be discriminatory.

A compelling and successful argument was made that college sports was in all respects a high revenue sports enterprise that should function like all pro sports and compensate players justly, but also not unjustly restrict access to participate.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

How the hell does he still have eligibility left.

Four normal years
COVID year was cut short by injury
Medical redshirt gets him a 6th year

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Four normal years
COVID year was cut short by injury
Medical redshirt gets him a 6th year

[Shooter McGavin]

he will probably make at least 10x in NIL than he would in the G League.

Does he get four years of eligibility? 

[Shooter McGavin]

Can pro players from any sport (tennis, gymnastics, baseball, football) go back to college and play their respective sports?

[The Sultan]

This is so stupid. He played 3 years in the NBA G League.

https://x.com/TiptonEdits/status/1982833593048010876?t=Jd8FQWmP8eHYuH6aCetukg&s=19

What would be more stupid was insisting that players are amateurs coming into the NCAA when they can now make money as a NCAA student-athlete.

[Billy Hoyle]

Can pro players from any sport (tennis, gymnastics, baseball, football) go back to college and play their respective sports?

Does he get four years of eligibility? 

1 to 2 years.

[Billy Hoyle]

Tyon Grant-Foster gets a sixth year of eligibility, successful arguing hes disabled and his future will be destroyed if he doesn't play for Gonzaga. How fortunate the ruling was from a GU grad

His future will fall apart if he doesn't play," Abrams argued


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