Amy Trask criticizes college football's issues with NFL player eligibility
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 12:23 AM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

The college football season opens this weekend amid ongoing controversies surrounding player eligibility. Former Las Vegas Raiders CEO Amy Trask expressed concerns about the NCAA's effectiveness due to numerous court interventions undermining its rulings. Trask highlighted the issue of former NFL players attempting to re-enter college football despite previous contracts, which raises questions about player development and team integrity. Notable cases include three former NFL players seeking to join the LSU Tigers under head coach Lane Kiffin. Trask emphasized the potential negative impact on young college players and the integrity of the sport itself.
- •College football season starts this weekend amid eligibility concerns.
- •NCAA rulings challenged by state injunctions and restraining orders.
- •Former NFL players, including Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, aim to return to college.
- •Amy Trask warns the chaos could harm college players and the sport's integrity.
- •Trask calls for focus on developing underclassmen facing limited opportunities.
- 12:23 AMYahoo Sports — Ex-Raiders CEO rips ‘hot mess’ in college football with NFL player chaos
"Amy Trask has major concerns for the players in the entire CFB-NFL mess
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