New NCAA Rule Restricts Rich Paul from Access to New Clients Due to No Degree

The NCAA just proposed a new set of rules for agents seeking to represent student-athletes. The new rule requires agents to have a Bachelor's degree which many think is targeted at super agent Rich Paul. In what is now being dubbed, the "Rich Paul" rule, the NCAA now requires that agents must have a Bachelor's degree, must have been certified by the NBPA for at least three years, and must pass an in-person exam at the NCAA office in Indianapolis. 

According to Sam Vecenie, the NCAA is looking at this rule change as “protecting the eligibility of their client athletes.”

Source: cbssports.com