How many years do ncaa football player's have to play before they go pro?

Answer 1

No but they are thinking of putting one in so that kids don't just go to college and hope to be drafted without getting a full education A player must be out of high school for 3 years, challenged (unsuccessfully) by Maurice Clarett of Ohio State in 2002 and Mike Williams of USC 2003.

Answer 2

The National Football League does not consider a player eligible to be drafted until they are three years removed from high school. However, many players will stay in school four or five years (if they do not play freshman year, they are allowed to play for the next four years-this is called redshirting) before coming out to be drafted.

Answer 3

The NFL requires prospective players be out of high school for at least three years.

This equates to a college player having completed either his junior season, or his redshirt sophomore season.

Answer 4

U cannot be older than 20 years of age, as dictated by the NCAA 2009 guidlines.

Answer 5

There was, but after losing a lawsuit, the NCAA agreed to let players of any age play football in any division.

Answer 6

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