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The NCAA Division I Board of Directors has approved changes allowing student-athletes to transfer an unlimited number of times without penalty and permitting schools to facilitate Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals with third parties. Additionally, immediate eligibility for transfers has been approved regardless of the number of transfers, as long as academic requirements are met. The Pac-12 conference has lost its autonomous legislative powers and representation on the board, being classified as a 'nonautonomous FBS conference.'
Division I Board of Directors ratifies transfer, NIL rule changes - https://t.co/IzHVaSIlKR https://t.co/8xOrrUAlPb
The NCAA has approved legislation to allow immediate eligibility after a 2nd transfer, replacing their previous policy of flipping a coin and getting sued if they said no. https://t.co/XUivRud8bN
NIL for Dummies Can't keep up with the sea changes in college athletics? NIL laws continue to evolve from state to state and the NCAA's legal challenges have made it more confusing. Thankfully, @DarrenHeitner helps us with an NIL FAQ: https://t.co/wjIPniJ30M https://t.co/wMUdSG4ep8