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Big Ten Bans NFL Players from College

Published August 25, 2026 · Updated August 25, 2026 · Fox Sports

The Big Ten Conference is reportedly set to pass a rule banning players who appeared on NFL rosters from returning to college football, ESPN reported Tuesday.

The Big Ten Conference is reportedly implementing a rule that would prevent players who declared for the NFL draft and didn't withdraw, appeared on an NFL roster, or were part of another professional league from playing in the conference.

The Southeastern Conference released a supporting statement Monday, emphasizing that "college sports are for college athletes" and referencing the Protect College Sports Act as a solution to competitive concerns. rouesnews.click

Big Ten Bans NFL Players from College

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