Five-Year Eligibility Opens Door for Top Recruits | Georgia Bulldogs Football News
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A federal judge just handed college football players from the 2022 recruiting class a major break—officially allowing them to return for a fifth year of eligibility. The ruling, stemming from a legal challenge against the NCAA’s five-year rule, has already sparked buzz as top names like Georgia safety JaCorey Thomas announce their intent to come back. Thomas, a four-star recruit who played all 14 games last season and even had a tryout with the Panthers, sees this as his chance to prove more. But here’s the twist: returning players may count toward the 105-player roster limit—a big deal since past extensions didn’t always impact rosters. Teams are now scrambling to decide who stays and who goes, setting the stage for a wild offseason reshuffle.
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