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Sports · College sports · published 2026-08-25 · via The Athletic

Big Ten blocks NFL signees from returning to college football

The Big Ten approved a rule Tuesday banning any athlete who has signed an NFL contract from playing for a Big Ten school. The move comes after a Louisiana court granted eligibility to players who had gone through NFL camps, and the SEC issued a statement disapproving but has not taken similar action. The decision highlights conferences stepping in to enforce rules as NCAA eligibility regulations are increasingly struck down in court.

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