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The Big Ten passed the ex-NFL integrity test, and forced the SEC's hand in the process
While the SEC was wringing its hands over LSU's attempt to bring in ex-NFL players, the Big Ten's quick action shut down college football's latest eligibility loophole headache
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The Big Ten moved swiftly to close a new eligibility loophole involving former NFL players, prompting the SEC to reconsider its own stance as it grappled with LSU’s attempt to field ex‑NFL athletes. This quick action by the Big Ten effectively forced the SEC to address the issue.
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