NCAA Transfer Vote: Division I Council set to meet April 24
The NCAA is set to discuss the implementation of a one-time transfer waiver on April 24; a vote could happen then on the matter, or...
NCAA recruiting: dead period pushed back to May 31
There has been an update for NCAA recruiting efforts: the dead period for Division I and Division II recruiting has been pushed back until May...
NCAA votes to grant extra eligibility to spring athletes, not winter athletes
The Division I Council has voted to allow student-athletes in spring sports an extra year of elibility; there are also adjustments to financial aid
No NCAA Tournament proves costly; Division I programs to receive far less money from NCAA
The loss of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament in 2020 is a serious loss of revenue for the NCAA and each of its Division I...
Coronavirus could impact the college football season in a multitude of ways
With winter and spring sports on hiatus, attention has now shifted some to how coronavirgus will impact the 2020 college football season
March 30: NCAA to vote on extra eligibility for winter, spring sports
The NCAA is set to vote on Monday, March 30, for a potential year of extra eligibility for winter and spring sports athletes
NCAA Recruiting: Temporary dead period put in place until April 15
According to multiple media reports, the NCAA has place a temporary dead period on recruiting, which is effective immediately and runs through April 15
NCAA to start process of allowing athletes to benefit from NIL
The NCAA and its Board of Governors have started the process to modernize, and look to enhance name, image and likeness opportuntiies for student-athletes
NCAA grants eligibility for Myles Sims; not the same for Antonneous Clayton
The NCAA has granted a waiver for immediate eligibility for Georgia Tech cornerback Myles Sims, but not defensive end/linebacker Antonneous Clayton
NCAA amends agent certification requirements, fixes the “Rich Paul Rule”
The NCAA has amended its requirements for agents seeking to represent players testing the NBA Draft waters, getting rid of the bachelor's degree requirement