Agent Sam Permut seeks college eligibility clearance for Dink
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 11:31 PM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026
Basketball player Dink faces questions regarding his college eligibility status after a career path that bypassed traditional enrollment. Agent Sam Permut argues that precedent supports granting eligibility for Dink, citing historical examples of other athletes. Specifically, Permut noted that G League Ignite players and international prospects who played professionally have previously secured clearance. The argument posits that because Dink never enrolled in college before pursuing professional opportunities, he should not face punitive restrictions. Permut contends that the established by existing G League participants and summer league players establishes a clear path for college clearance. The ongoing discussion seeks to determine if Dink can gain collegiate standing despite his professional background.
- •Sam Permut represents Dink in his push for college eligibility.
- •Previous G League Ignite players have received clearance for college play.
- •International players with professional experience have previously been cleared for collegiate competition.
- •Dink never enrolled in college during his professional career path.
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