ACC becomes fourth and final power conference to bar pro players from coming back to college
- It took three days for the nation's four powerful athletic conferences to dig in on banning players who were on NFL rosters from returning to college football.
- The hope is it offers order amid the chaos growing through legal challenges and the pursuit of loopholes to NCAA eligibility rules.
- The Atlantic Coast Conference joined its peers in the Big 12, Big Ten and Southeastern Conference on Thursday by approving a ban that also covers professional athletes seeking to return to college to play men's or women's college basketball.
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- It took three days for the nation's four powerful athletic conferences to dig in on banning players who were on NFL rosters from returning to college football.
- The hope is it offers order amid the chaos growing through legal challenges and the pursuit of loopholes to NCAA eligibility rules.
- The Atlantic Coast Conference joined its peers in the Big 12, Big Ten and Southeastern Conference on Thursday by approving a ban that also covers professional athletes seeking to return to college to play men's or women's college basketball.
Sources: The Independent