👉 The NCAA Fluid, also known as the NCAA Transitional Rule, is a set of regulations designed to facilitate the transition of student-athletes from high school to college sports while minimizing disruptions. It allows athletes who have been in high school for less than four years to begin their eligibility in college sports after completing their junior year, provided they meet specific academic and residency requirements. The rule aims to balance the need for continuity in student-athletes' educational journeys with the competitive landscape of collegiate athletics, ensuring that these athletes can seamlessly integrate into their new collegiate programs without significant loss of academic progress.
