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Do all junior college transfers now have more years of NCAA eligibility?
No. The case will continue to make its way through the court system, and Pavia could lose the case – though the NCAA has lost several major cases in the past few years and experts said this week that the judge seems receptive to Pavia’s argument.
In a statement to news outlets, including ESPN and Yahoo Sports, the NCAA said:
“The NCAA is disappointed in today’s ruling and wants all student-athletes to maximize their name, image and likeness potential without depriving future student-athletes of opportunities. Altering the enforcement of rules overwhelmingly supported by NCAA member schools makes a shifting environment even more unsettled. The NCAA is making changes to deliver more benefits to student-athletes, but a patchwork of state laws and court opinions make clear that partnering with Congress is essential to provide stability for the future of all college.”
And Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellinger reports that despite the loss, the NCAA does not plan on changing the rule to allow other junior college transfers an extra year.
