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Big Ten Proposes Ruling Freshmen Ineligible

Posted on: Mar 3, 2015

By Matthew R. Macaluso of Keller Macaluso LLC

Should college freshmen be ruled ineligible for football and men’s basketball? That’s the idea that the Big Ten Conference introduced in a proposal last month. Read more in this article.

This post was written by Matthew R. Macaluso of Keller Macaluso LLC. If you would like to submit content or write an article for the Sports & Entertainment Law Section page, please email Rachel Beachy at rbeachy@indybar.org.

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