Dillon Mitchell is the perfect example of a decision that now faces five just-drafted players.
Mitchell played four college seasons, most recently at St. John’s, went through the NBA draft process, and was selected by the Boston Celtics at No. 40. Now he might return to St. John’s for a fifth season. A handful of other players could follow his lead.
Recently, the NCAA introduced what is commonly called the “five for five” rule: Division I college athletes have five years to complete five seasons of playing their sport. No more red-shirt years, and it doesn’t matter if a player transfers schools.
That starts this fall, but left the class of 2022…
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