The current vibe in college football consists of Machiavelli vs. the lingering vestiges of amateurism.
With players from the high school class of 2022 securing a fifth year of college eligibility, even if they’ve signed with NFL teams, some college coaches are pouncing. One major conference is cringing.
On Monday, SEC presidents and chancellors sounded off against the practice of former NFL players trying to return to play college football.
“College athletes, not former professional athletes, have been at the heart of the Southeastern Conference,” they said, via Heather Dinich of ESPN. “Individuals who choose to leave college athletics, sign…
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