SEC and Big Ten vote to restrict athletes with pro experience despite court orders
The SEC and Big Ten have enacted new eligibility rules barring athletes who have signed professional contracts or declared for drafts from competing. This move comes despite court injunctions allowing such athletes to play. Attorney Ryan Downton criticized the conferences for 'cartel-like conduct' and warned of contempt of court.
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Original headline: “College athletics' latest mess: Court orders say athletes can play, but SEC and Big Ten ready to fight.” Browse more stories.