The NCAA ratified a new 5-in-5 rule to eligibility that will reshape the college athletic landscape. Here are some key takeaways from the new rules: No more redshirts Well … not really. The new rules give athletes five years to play five seasons. The typical “redshirt” year is technically built into a student-athlete's eligibility clock. Coaches don’t have to worry about using a redshirt and possibly burning a year of eligibility due to roster constraints or injuries. Coach

The NCAA Division I cabinet unanimously ratified a new age-based model of eligibility for Division I college athletics starting in the 2026-2027 academic year on June 24. The new rules will not affect Division II or Division III athletes. Student-athletes will now have five years to play five seasons. According to the statement, an athlete’s eligibility clock will begin “no later than the academic year after their 19th birthday. The new rule streamlines a significant portion

Photo Courtesy of Deviant Art Pixar Studios has done it again, delivering a classic movie with the fifth installment of the “Toy Story” franchise. With a fifth installment, the question always heading into the theatre is whether or not the movie can deliver a fresh perspective and new narrative without drawing too much on its older box-office hits. Well, “Toy Story 5” does — albeit with some flaws. Judging this movie is like judging my own childhood. The plot follows a very