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SEC SQUAD - NCAA has CHANGED its Eligibility Rules | How they affect the SEC
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- Jun 25, 2026
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Summary
NCAA shakes up college football with sweeping eligibility changes and new scheduling proposals—could this signal the end of the wild “super senior” era? Lawsuits erupt as players like Missouri’s Sean Phillips Jr. challenge the five-for-five age-based eligibility model, while SEC insiders argue the need for simpler, ironclad rules. The SEC Squad breaks down how revised practice calendars, possible spring joint practices, and the death of traditional “redshirt” years might reshape the upcoming seasons. Heated debates cover the fate of bowl games, changes to the transfer portal window, and whether dominant teams like the Oklahoma Sooners can keep the SEC’s national championship streak alive. Can Arkansas finally break their title drought, or will an underdog pull off another improbable run?