Five for Five and the NCAA's Path Forward - IC Daily | Inside Carolina | College Basketball

Inside Carolina's senior reporter Greg Barnes joins Tommy Ashley to discuss the new NCAA proposal 'Five for Five' where college athletes will have five years of eligibility in their prospective sports. Barnes and Ashley opine on the viability of the new plan given recent efforts by the NCAA have been upended by the courts many times with regards to any limits to a student athlete's ability to earn money while in college.

Barnes highlights how the landscape has changed quickly in the few months and years NIL and rev share have been a part of collegiate athletics and what the prospects are going forward for a potential settling of the shifting sands beneath the NCAA foundation.

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