NCAA’s Five-Year Rule Challenged for Junior College Athletes’ NIL Limits
Rob Futhey, Hasz’s lawyer, argued the five-year clock limits NIL opportunities for former junior college players.
July 24, 2025
Rob Futhey, Hasz’s lawyer, argued the five-year clock limits NIL opportunities for former junior college players.
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