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There is no prohibition on playing 4 games in 7 days.

There are limits in the rules about how much time can be spent in practice & games, presumably to allow time for actual education as part of the undergraduate curriculum.  I'd agree that basketball games are probably not more strenuous than practices, so it is conceivable that this could physically work.  But, if you add in travel time, it pretty much means you are not able to study.   (You wouldn't want to do 4 FB games in 7 days for physical wear & tear reasons.)

Was it last year that some tennis team tried to claim doing 4(?) matches in a single day?  (And then were told it didn't count because they changed their roster in non-acceptable fashion.)

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There is no prohibition on playing 4 games in 7 days.

There are limits in the rules about how much time can be spent in practice & games, presumably to allow time for actual education as part of the undergraduate curriculum.  I'd agree that basketball games are probably not more strenuous than practices, so it is conceivable that this could physically work.  But, if you add in travel time, it pretty much means you are not able to study.   (You wouldn't want to do 4 FB games in 7 days for physical wear & tear reasons.)

Was it last year that some tennis team tried to claim doing 4(?) matches in a single day?  (And then were told it didn't count because they changed their roster in non-acceptable fashion.)