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By Logan Steele|February 18, 2026
College baseball recruit competing as coaches evaluate potential prospects. College baseball coaches delete hundreds of recruiting emails every week without opening them. The ones that survive? They follow a formula most athletes never learn. Here's exactly how to write recruiting emails that get opened, read, and answered in 2026. What Changed in 2026 Three roster...
By Camryn Blake|February 17, 2026
Coaches and athletes review game film to evaluate readiness and redshirt decisions. Spring sports just started. Here's what freshmen need to know about redshirt rules before they play one game. Why Redshirt Rules Matter Right Now The spring season opened on February 13 when college baseball kicked off. If you're a freshman in baseball, softball,...
By Logan Steele|February 16, 2026
A college athlete alone on the bench, highlighting student athlete safety. What Every College Athlete Must Know About Reporting Abuse Stop. If you're a college athlete who's ever felt uncomfortable during treatment, questioned a trainer's methods, or stayed silent because you thought no one would believe you—this story is why your voice matters. 31 Athletes...
By Sloane Rivers|February 13, 2026
Youth baseball player sliding safely into base during a competitive game. The Programs Leading Division I Softball These NCAA programs are based on national polls, including the NFCA Coaches Poll, ESPN USA Softball Top 25, and Softball America, combined with key performance indicators such as win-loss records, strength of schedule, and postseason success. These reflect...
By Sloane Rivers|February 12, 2026
Transfers are taking roster spots before many high school recruits are evaluated. High school athletes are racing against experienced college transfers for the same scholarship—and the race is getting harder. Why 2026 Changed Everything for High School Recruits College recruiting in 2026 looks nothing like it did two years ago. You are no longer just...
By Jack Robbins|February 11, 2026
Major NCAA women’s lacrosse rule changes take effect in 2026–2027. Major NCAA women’s lacrosse rule changes take effect beginning with the 2026 season, with select officiating requirements starting in 2027. The updates were approved by the NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Rules Committee and the Playing Rules Oversight Panel. Biggest NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Rule Changes • Possession...
By Camryn Blake|February 10, 2026
Recruiting timelines now move faster, making February signing day far less impactful. The day high school athletes once circled on their calendars with ceremony, community celebrations, and hat decisions no longer holds the same weight it did a decade ago. February Used to Be College Football's Biggest Recruiting Day What Athletes Must Know: December is...
By Logan Steele|February 09, 2026
High school recruits now compete with older, game-ready athletes for the same scholarship-funded roster spots. UPDATE: Former Pro Charles Bediako Denied NCAA Eligibility A federal judge has denied Charles Bediako’s request for a preliminary injunction against the NCAA, making him ineligible to return to Alabama this season. The ruling intensifies the growing legal fight over...
By Sloane Rivers|February 06, 2026
Every Division I softball roster spot is now highly competitive. Roster Cuts Your roster spot expires the second a better recruit signs. Division I softball rosters have been reduced to 25 players. Schools that carried 30-32 now cut 5-7 athletes. Walk-ons are extinct. Developmental spots are gone. If you're not producing immediately, you're out. The...
