Travis Terrell Jr. gains additional year of eligibility at Purdue
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 6:24 PM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
Purdue running back Travis Terrell Jr. has received an extra year of eligibility as part of NCAA rule changes. The new regulations allow players enrolled by 19 to have five seasons of eligibility, impacting Terrell, who has not yet redshirted. Terrell excelled as a true freshman at Jackson State, earning honors as an All-American and SWAC Freshman of the Year. Purdue's running back roster includes notable transfers and is expected to be a key area for offensive strength.
- •Terrell is the only Purdue back without a redshirt season.
- •He was recognized as an All-American and SWAC Freshman of the Year at Jackson State.
- •NCAA rules now allow players to benefit from additional eligibility based on enrollment age.
- •Purdue's running back roster features several notable recruits and transfers.
- •The team anticipates a strong running game for the 2026 season.
- 6:24 PMYahoo Sports — Purdue Football: Eligibility Update – Running Back
"Jackson State Transfer Travis Terrell Jr. receives an additional year of eligibility in a rebuilt Purdue backfield looking to push the offense forward in 2026.
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