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04/08/2026

THE NEW NCAA ELIGIBILITY CLOCK: When does the time start ticking?
The NCAA has proposed a new eligibility clock that limits the window to 5 years for athletes. How would this affect college careers?

04/07/2026

PROS CAN GO BACK AND PLAY IN THE NCAA??
Jay Bilas is an idiot.

04/07/2026

THE TENNESSEE EXODUS:
ALL of the Lady Vols basketball team have entered the transfer portal.
Spoiled athletes, NIL agents, Greedy Coaches and the Portal are destroying College sports.

Matt Roberts hits on this topic and will explore more in depth in an upcoming episode of The ProZone Show.

04/04/2026

TRUMP’S NCAA EO STRATEGY:
He WANTS You to Sue!! Trust me.
President Trump is using the Executive Order as a path toward actual NIL and Transfer Portal Legislation.
I break it down in this teaser from Episode 23 of The ProZone Show.

04/04/2026

THE COLLEGE SPORTS EXECUTIVE ORDER: For the Dummies who don’t get it.
I’m looking at you lawyers, sports agents and sports “journalists”.

04/17/2025

Entering the portal is basically the college equivalent of dumping yourself on a crappy recruiting website.

04/14/2025

Congress introduces a bill to replace the NCAA, take control of paying athletes, coaches salaries and more. Do we really want the government to take over the NCAA? Matt Roberts discusses it in depth on (Episode 11)

The U.S. House of Representatives has proposed a bill to take over the NCAA, student-athlete payment, coaches salaries and other rules and rebrand it the ACS...

04/12/2025

The NCAA, spoiled players, over reaching politicians and greedy lawyers are to blame for the current situation.

11/12/2024

New topic coming for The ProZone Show
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Another athlete suing the NCAA because he doesn't think the rules apply to him.
The JUCO Eligibility Limitations Bylaws start your eligibility clock once you go to school full time whether you play your sport or not.
The NCAA changed the rule in 2018 to allow college players to compete in up to four games without having that season count toward their four years of elegibility.
But, Pavia played 8 games in 2020-21 and 12 games in 2021-22.
So he lost two years of eligibility as per the rule and still has 3 left (you get 4 and a redshirt year).
Pavia wants his NIL money for his additional year of eligibility.
Let's be honest. Pavia is 6'0", 200lbs. He won't be drafted by the NFL so he is trying to get as much money as he can in college via NIL because he knows he won't be making any in the pros.
So he wants an additional year in college since he is currently a senior.
But how does that apply to the new revenue-sharing agreement that the NCAA have instituted in replace of the National Letter of Intent?

I will discuss this in the next episode of
The ProZone Show Watch it on X, YouTube (ProDynamixTV), and Rumble (ProDynamix).

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia is suing the NCAA in federal court, challenging the organization's eligibility restrictions regarding junior college players.

06/25/2024

It was great meeting the Lansdale Catholic parents and talking to them about college recruiting, the impact of the Transfer portal and what I can do at and with our service to help market their athletes to colleges.
Thank you