It looks like college football recruiting classes could be expanding.
According to Sports Illustrated’s Ross Dellenger, the NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee is finalizing a proposal that would “change the signing limit this cycle in what’s being described as a one-year waiver of relief until a permanent policy is created.”
Under the plan, schools can sign 25 players in their recruiting class while gaining additional signee spots for every player who transfers out of their program—up to a certain limit.
Dellenger tweeted that it looks like seven additional spots will be granted to programs and a proposal could be approved next month.