SEC restrained from enforcing ex-pro rule
A judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the SEC from enforcing a new rule that would penalize teams for using players with previous professional contracts in other major leagues. This ruling prevents the conference from implementing stiff penalties against schools that recruit or play former NFL, NBA, or WNBA athletes.
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Judge: SEC can't punish teams that play ex-pros
A judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the SEC from enforcing a new rule that would penalize teams for using players with previous professional contracts in other major leagues. This ruling prevents the conference from implementing stiff penalties against schools that recruit or play former NFL, NBA, or WNBA athletes.
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