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NCAA Rule Changes Extend College Careers | Ohio State Buckeyes Basketball News
The NCAA just flipped the script on college athlete eligibility with its new “five-to-play-five” rule—starting in 2026, players get five seasons to compete after enrolling or turning 19, whichever comes first. It’s a game-changer: Ohio State’s 12 men’s basketball players just got an extra year, with key names like John Mobley Jr. and Amare Bynum now looking at 3 and 4 seasons respectively. Even transfers like Justin Pippen and newcomers like Andrija Jelavic benefit, extending their college careers. Freshmen in the 2025 class are locked in for five full seasons. This rule isn’t just about…
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