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Restore freshman ineligibility? Sounds nuts, but let’s hear it out

By  Steve Greenberg
   
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I like reacting to things in knee-jerk fashion as much as anybody, but I’m going to slow my roll on this burgeoning issue of major college conferences — including the Big Ten — creating a new (old) rule that would make all freshman football and basketball players ineligible to play. Read more

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