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Big Ten to Ban NFL Players from Conference

Published August 25, 2026 · Updated August 25, 2026 · Fox Sports

The Big Ten Conference is set to pass a rule preventing players who declared for the NFL draft and appeared on professional rosters from playing in the conference, ESPN reported.

This move comes after several NFL players returned to college football this summer, with some granted temporary restraining orders allowing them to play a fifth collegiate season. SEC has also released a statement supporting the ban, emphasizing that 'College sports are for college athletes' and mentioning the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act that aims to establish guardrails around NIL and college eligibility. trojkonferencja2024.pl

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