Will the NCAA's Five for Five Plan Hold Up? - IC Daily | Inside Carolina | College Basketball

Inside Carolina senior reporter Greg Barnes joins Tommy Ashley to discuss the pending NCAA rule changing allowing student athletes five years to play five seasons and how that move could be handled by the courts. As Barnes points out, the rule will not be retroactive, thus players like UNC's Seth Trimble have exhausted their eligibility on the college level.

How will the courts rule in the event of legal challenges? Why can the professional leagues put forth rules and guidelines that are set in stone while the NCAA's every move is questioned and picked apart in the courts? Barnes and Ashley discuss that aspect and more as the new era of collegiate athletics continues to roll forward.

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