The NCAA’s eligibility circus
while the portal can offer opportunity, it can also offer illusion. And while the high‑major leap can elevate a career, it can just as easily shrink it;
By Greg Maresca —— Bio and Archives--January 4, 2026
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haul in a sport addicted to the short term
With college football finally shuffling off stage like an aging rock star, college basketball has decided to crank up the speakers and throw the kind of house party that makes the neighbors call the cops.
Coaches and a sizable portion of the traditional fan base across our fruited plain are not too happy over the NCAA’s latest eligibility circus as schools roll out the red carpet for players with pro credentials. Nothing says “student-athlete” like someone who has already cashed a sizeable paycheck playing professionally.
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