NCAA denies Tyler Brown’s eligibility waiver for 2023 season

Tyler Brown’s eligibility waiver for this season was denied by the NCAA

With Colorado’s new season set to begin next week, offensive lineman Tyler Brown was met with difficult news as the NCAA denied his eligibility waiver for 2023 due to the two-time transfer rule.

Brown, who began his college career at Louisiana State in 2019 before transferring to Jackson State, committed to Colorado in January and practiced during spring ball. He has yet to fully practice this fall, however, while he was awaiting approval from the NCAA.

The 6-foot-3, 310-pound lineman played in all 13 games for Jackson State last season and was named an FCS third-team All-American.

Brown opened up about his situation on Friday via X (Twitter):

The two-time transfer rule has its exceptions and, at least in my opinion, it appeared as though Brown met those requirements.

Based on his tweet, Brown seems interested in staying at Colorado and waiting until the 2024 season to resume his career.

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