Sam C. Ehrlich @samcehrlich.com · Jul 9 Of interest, his college career started with him not on any athletic team; he was at Cal State San Marcos for his freshman year where he didn't play sports, sat out a year, then played two JUCO years and two D1 years. Yet under NCAA rules his clock started in that freshman year.
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I understand why conceptually why: the five-year clock is designed to replicate a college timeline, so it doesn't matter if he's not on a team to start. But under antitrust law in this new world of college sports it's an interesting question whether that should be relevant.