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By Tara Sires|July 27, 2026
Under proposed NCAA rule changes, pitcher disengagements are capped at two per batter, giving high-IQ base runners massive strategic leverage on the base paths. Context Note: This in-depth analysis is based on the July 16, 2026, official recommendations from the NCAA Division I Baseball Rules Subcommittee and the Division II and Division III Baseball Rules...
By Tara Sires|July 23, 2026
Photo by MAIZE & BLUE NATION / CC BY 2.0. Modified to include site logo. While mainstream sports media focuses entirely on the gridiron fallout of Sherrone Moore’s firing, a far more significant legal battle is quietly unfolding in the Washtenaw County Circuit Court. Former executive football assistant Paige Shiver has officially filed a lawsuit...
By Tara Sires|July 21, 2026
Defining Moments Podcast joins forces with 2aDays to discuss college athletic recruiting transparency and coach ratings. What if student-athletes had access to the truth before committing to a college program?In this episode of Defining Moments, host Dustin Heise sits down with Keirsten Sires, Founder and CEO of 2aDays, to unpack how transparency, trust, and athlete-first...
By Tara Sires|July 20, 2026
A college lacrosse field represents more than game day. For recruits considering Duke Women's Lacrosse, verified player reviews of Head Coach Kerstin Kimel offer insight into the program's culture, leadership, and student-athlete experience. Getting Straight to the Point: The Core Insights Before looking at the full evaluation, here is the essential breakdown of the verified...
By Logan Steele|July 20, 2026
Represents the NCAA’s proposed 2026 targeting suspension changes. IMPORTANT UPDATE: The NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee has officially finalized and approved these targeting rule changes on a one-year trial basis for the upcoming season. The automatic next-game suspension for a first-time, second-half targeting foul is officially gone. See the approved progressive discipline structure and...
By Anna Cowan|July 17, 2026
Navigating a new track: How shifting NCAA roster limits and accelerating timelines are changing the recruiting playbook for high school athletes. The college athletic recruiting process has never been more challenging for student-athletes. With the introduction of strict new NCAA roster caps, accelerating timelines, and hyper-selective programs, high school athletes can no longer rely on...
By Tara Sires|July 16, 2026
A college athlete reviews a rejected NIL agreement, illustrating why some NIL deals fail to meet approval requirements. Nearly $90 million in NIL deals have already been rejected. Here's why that matters for every recruit, college athlete, and parent. Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities continue to reshape college athletics, but the rules governing them...
By Tara Sires|July 15, 2026
Bucknell University, where the events discussed in this article took place. Photo: Shutterstock. One workout changed countless lives, and now the consequences extend far beyond one football program. On July 6, 2026, Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced criminal charges against former Bucknell University strength and conditioning coach Mark Kulbis in connection with the 2024...
By Tara Sires|July 14, 2026
A coach's recruiting priorities can change quickly, often due to roster needs, scholarships, transfers, or NCAA changes that recruits may never see. One week, a college coach texts you, watches your games, and talks about the future. The next week, they've gone quiet. Here's why it happens—and why it usually isn't the whole story. One...
