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What new college eligibility rules mean for the future of UNC Basketball


The new five-year clock for NCAA eligibility will start on an athlete’s 19th birthday or on the date of first full-time college enrollment if the player is younger. That means ’ window does not begin until January 2027, while and hit 19 next March. turned 18 last month, but his clock began when he enrolled. (USA Today)

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What new college eligibility rules mean for the future of UNC Basketball