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NABC’s Craig Robinson: Coaches Must Have a Seat in NCAA Eligibility Talks

National Association of Basketball Coaches executive director Craig Robinson said discussions on NCAA player eligibility rules must include coaches. Robinson also emphasized that the timing of any changes should be part of those conversations.

James O'Brien
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National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) executive director Craig Robinson said coaches need to be included in discussions surrounding NCAA player eligibility rules, stressing that both the substance of any changes and the timing of those changes should involve the coaching community.

Coaches’ role in eligibility discussions

Robinson said talks about NCAA eligibility must include coaches, pointing to their direct involvement with roster management and day-to-day program operations. He added that the timing of potential adjustments to eligibility rules is a key part of the conversation and should not be decided without input from coaches.

Focus on process and timing

Robinson’s comments centered on ensuring coaches are part of the process as eligibility rules are discussed. He underscored that when changes are implemented matters, not just what changes are made, and that coaches should be represented as those decisions are considered.

Originally reported by Espn_basketball