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[QUOTE="CbusCuse, post: 5767807, member: 507"]
Well that would be...Interesting. This would be Judah's 5th year as he was a 2022 kid.

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Yes, as of late 2025, players can move from the NBA G League (formerly D-League) back to college, a shift driven by legal challenges to NCAA amateurism rules. Players must generally be within five years of high school graduation, have eligibility remaining, and not have signed a direct NBA contract.
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[B]Key Details on Returning from G League to College:[/B]
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[*][B]Precedent Set:[/B] Players like Thierry Darlan (G League Ignite to Santa Clara) and London Johnson (G League to Louisville) have paved the way for this transition.
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[*][B]NCAA Eligibility Rules:[/B] The NCAA now allows athletes who played in the G League to return to Division I, provided they have not signed an NBA contract (including two-way contracts, though exceptions are being tested in court).
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[*][B]The Five-Year Clock:[/B] Athletes have four seasons of competition to use within a five-year window that begins when they first enroll in college.
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[*][B]Impact of NIL:[/B] The advent of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) has blurred the lines between professional and amateur, facilitating the return of players who were paid in the G League.
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