Lanning: NFL camp returns to college are ‘unfair to the sport’

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Oregon coach Dan Lanning said players who train with NFL teams and then return to college hurt the sport, arguing roster limits and fairness issues. The piece also covers a Louisiana court granting a temporary injunction allowing 16 former players to seek a fifth year via a one-week transfer-portal window, in the wake of NCAA rules allowing five-year eligibility (with certain 2022 entrants excluded), plus related remarks from Browns coach Todd Monken about Dae’Quan Wright and other legal and roster considerations.
- Oregon's Lanning rips NFL players returning to college: 'Unfair to the sport' theScore
- Browns will waive Dae’Quan Wright, who has agreed to play for LSU NBC Sports
- Oregon coach Dan Lanning lays out multiple reasons why NFL players returning to college football is 'unfair' Fox News
- Bucs’ Jack Pyburn hoping to make team, even as LSU’s Lane Kiffin tries to lure players back - The Athletic The New York Times
- Ex-Ole Miss starters granted restraining order for 5th year ESPN
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