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Ohio executive order appears to affect Class of 2022 athletes seeking a fifth year at in-state colleges

A post says the order appears to cover athletes who haven't played professionally.

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A post says Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's executive order appears to affect every Class of 2022 athlete at an Ohio college seeking a fifth year who hasn't played professionally. The poster characterizes the order as saying NCAA rules cannot override Ohio's rules.

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Pete Thamel@PeteThamelAn executive order from Ohio governor Mike DeWine, which appears to impact every Class of 2022 athlete at a college in Ohio who is seeking a fifth year. (And hasn't played professionally.) Essentially, he's saying NCAA rules can't trump the rules of the state of Ohio.28m
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    Pete Thamel@PeteThamelAn executive order from Ohio governor Mike DeWine, which appears to impact every Class of 2022 athlete at a college in Ohio who is seeking a fifth year. (And hasn't played professionally.) Essentially, he's saying NCAA rules can't trump the rules of the state of Ohio.28m
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