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Can I play games in major junior and still be eligible to compete in the NCAA?

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Can I play games in major junior and still be eligible to compete in the NCAA?

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The NCAA considers major junior hockey to be professional hockey. Therefore student-athletes who compete in Major Junior jeopardize some or all of their NCAA athletic eligibility because they fail to remain “amateurs” as per NCAA regulations.

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