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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@pcdebol @AaronGogley @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate It’s within 10 years of the student-athletes departure from the institution, not for 10 years. And that’s if they don’t trigger cancellation from the previous rule stated. This rule is for those who go pro and then come back to finish their degree, not everyone.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@pcdebol @AaronGogley @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate cancel.. if we put 0% in any year, they do not get athletics aid that year. The 10 year requirement references 15.01.4.2.1 Degree-Completion Program where we must provide at least tuition, fees, and books to complete their first undergrad degree.

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College Transfer Portal@CollegeFBPortal·7 May

NEW: Oklahoma State’s Sr. Associate AD for Compliance, Ben Dyson, says they removed a player from the roster and instructed him to transfer to another NCAA institution. Transferring without entering the portal can trigger harsh penalties. Feels pretty negligent by OSU… 😳

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@pcdebol @AaronGogley You both are sort of right and sort of wrong.. but I think you’re both saying the same things in different ways. A financial aid agreement can only be for 5 years max (period of eligibility). If we put aid in each year, they are guaranteed that unless they meet an exception to

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@AaronGogley @pcdebol @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate @pcdebol these are the only permissible ways to cancel a scholarship agreement, outside of graduation or exhausting eligibility. If we remove a student athlete from the roster for roster cuts, we still just provide aid IF HE IS ON SCHOLARSHIP.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@AaronGogley @pcdebol @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate It does limit recruiting when student-athletes want the guarantee, so in the big 3 sports, you’ll see 100% for the first 4 years and 0% in year 5 typically. If there is aid, we can only cancel a scholarship for reasons I’ll copy below.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@pcdebol @AaronGogley @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate No you don’t. There’s a rule called meals incidental to participation which allows team meals and training table meals. An actual board scholarship to provide cash (other than per diem) requires a signed financial aid agreement. You are only on scholarship if you sign that.

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DeerePoke@pcdebol·8 May

@NCAAD1Rules @AaronGogley @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate You have to have a signed financial aid agreement to eat a team meal.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@pcdebol @AaronGogley @CollegeFBPortal @OSUAthletics @okstate That’s not true. Athletics scholarship includes tuition, housing, board, meals, and cost of attendance. You have to have a signed financial aid agreement to be on scholarship… otherwise you’re a walk-on.

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DeerePoke@pcdebol·8 May

School year is over. They don't have to offer 4 years. They have to honor it to the end of the year. Technically all the athletes are on at least a partial scholarship. Use of facilities paid training meals etc. That's why it falls under that exception and stands up almost every time.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@PokeOkc @CollegeFBPortal Again - only pointing out the rule that walk ons must also enter the portal in order to be eligible at a new institution. OSU needs a waiver to put them in the portal OR new school will need a waiver for these athletes to join the roster. Both unlikely.

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OkcPoke@PokeOkc·8 May

@NCAAD1Rules @CollegeFBPortal 😂😂😂

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OkcPoke@PokeOkc·8 May

No way this dude made a fake profile just to harass people 😂😂😂 it’s over dude let it go @CollegeFBPortal

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@PokeOkc It’s not technically wrong. I don’t believe they instructed the athlete to transfer, but even with a supportive letter, any student-athlete who was on a roster must enter the portal in order to not trigger the blind (“ghost”) transfer penalties. Or they need a waiver.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@PokeOkc @CollegeFBPortal Not lying. How can I prove it to ya?

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OkcPoke@PokeOkc·8 May

@NCAAD1Rules @CollegeFBPortal 🧢

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@_MeNext_Time @PokeOkc @CollegeFBPortal Since he’s currently enrolled at a Division 1 institution, he has to follow the rules from the D1 level. It’s unsure if the “ghost” transfer legislation applies at the Division 2 or 3 level. Division 2 schools can’t contact you either though until you’re in the portal.

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Connor@_MeNext_Time·8 May

@NCAAD1Rules @PokeOkc @CollegeFBPortal Is the player eligible to transfer to D2 or D3? I thought the portal was not being enforced for D2 until June

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@paydirt413 @heitner No, as of right now, JUCO years still count as a season or competition. His clock would also expire after 25-26 and does not have two denied participation opportunities to file for an extension waiver.

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Pay Dirt@paydirt413·1 May

@heitner Darren, if a 2021 BSB player played 2 yrs juco, one yr med red, 2 yrs D1, turning 24 in July. would he qualify for 1 more year at D1 BSB?

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Darren Heitner@heitner·30 Nis

Get your waiver requests in (through your compliance departments) before July 31, 2026!

Ross Dellenger@RossDellenger

The NCAA distributed a chart to member schools outlining the implementation scenarios of the 5-year, age-based eligibility concept. It’s clear the NCAA is expecting to adopt the concept for 2026-27. Important: Final waivers under current rules must be submitted by July 31.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@whocares_1000 @heitner Unfortunately the NCAA is not considering waivers for eligibility behind 26-27, but he should still talk to his compliance office in case this rule does not pass or the NCAA reverses course.

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Who cares@whocares_1000·1 May

@heitner So if a kid was a true freshman in 2024, got hurt and only played in 4 games (5 including bowl game). He was redshirted. Got hurt from a different injury in 2025 and missed 7 games (played in 5). Could he and does he need to file for a medical redshirt before July 31, 2026?

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@PokeOkc @CollegeFBPortal I can also provide rule cites since I have access to LSDBi. Here are the applicable rules to enter the portal:

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@PokeOkc It’s not technically wrong. I don’t believe they instructed the athlete to transfer, but even with a supportive letter, any student-athlete who was on a roster must enter the portal in order to not trigger the blind (“ghost”) transfer penalties. Or they need a waiver.

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OkcPoke@PokeOkc·7 May

This page keeps giving out wrong information. Go read the comments.

College Transfer Portal@CollegeFBPortal

NEW: Oklahoma State’s Sr. Associate AD for Compliance, Ben Dyson, says they removed a player from the roster and instructed him to transfer to another NCAA institution. Transferring without entering the portal can trigger harsh penalties. Feels pretty negligent by OSU… 😳

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@kekoa2347 @CollegeFBPortal @PokeOkc They’re actually not wrong. Walk ons cannot transfer if they did not enter the portal during the window.

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Tha Notorious Kekoa@kekoa2347·7 May

@CollegeFBPortal @PokeOkc Double down that’s the way lol.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

@AaronGogley @TheAndyVogel Applicable database refers to eligibility center for first time in college athletes and transfer portal for signed transfers who have not matriculated to their new 4-year school. If I’m transferring and sign with school B, I can request a release under that rule before I enroll

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Aaron Gogley@AaronGogley·8 May

Yes it does say PSAs and I think it says “applicable database” because it would depend on the type of PSA. Pre-college would be eligibility center, presumably and transfer portal for transfers. That would mean that the athlete is stuck which was a main criticism of the singular window.

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Aaron Gogley@AaronGogley·7 May

This is correct. Although I've not seen the actual legislation or rule, the reporting on the "ghost transfer" rule that was recently adopted would appear to prevent any university from putting him on the program without him entering the transfer portal. And since the window is passed....

College Transfer Portal@CollegeFBPortal

NEW: Oklahoma State’s Sr. Associate AD for Compliance, Ben Dyson, says they removed a player from the roster and instructed him to transfer to another NCAA institution. Transferring without entering the portal can trigger harsh penalties. Feels pretty negligent by OSU… 😳

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

This has not been extended to any other “classes” of student-athletes and most waivers have been denied for an additional season of competition or extension of eligibility waiver from JUCO seasons.

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NCAA Rules@NCAAD1Rules·8 May

Do JUCO seasons of competition count as any of your 4 seasons at the Division 1 level? YES - a one year extension of eligibility was granted for 25-26 for student athletes exhausting eligibility in 24-25 due to using a season of competition at a non-NCAA school.

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