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College Athletes Returning to NCAA | Chicago Bulls News

Published
August 26, 2026
Duration
1:57
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Last updated
Aug 30, 2026

Discusses basketball.

Summary

College athletes are rewriting the rules—some staying in NCAA for five, six, even seven years thanks to redshirts, COVID, and lawsuits. A jaw-dropping twist: Dae’Quan Wright, a Cleveland Browns rookie, was waived so he could return to LSU via the transfer portal—possibly the first pro-signed athlete to come back to college. With NCAA loosening restriction…

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College athletes are rewriting the rules—some staying in NCAA for five, six, even seven years thanks to redshirts, COVID, and lawsuits. A jaw-dropping twist: Dae’Quan Wright, a Cleveland Browns rookie, was waived so he could return to LSU via the transfer portal—possibly the first pro-signed athlete to come back to college. With NCAA loosening restrictions on players who signed with NBA or NFL teams, teams like the Bulls aren’t worried, but two-way players like Tobe Awaka face a tough call: limi

Themes

  • basketball