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By Tara Sires|June 16, 2026
The NCAA approved new women's bowling rules for the 2026-27 season. The NCAA approved several women's bowling rule changes for the 2026-27 season. The updates affect reentry rules, video review, equipment preparation, competition formats, and match procedures. Before diving into the rule changes, it's important to know that NCAA bowling is a women's championship sport....
By Meghan Smith|June 15, 2026
Autumn Kern's recruiting horror story began with one text message. Division II field hockey player Autumn Kern thought recruiting was behind her. One year after committing to Limestone University, she learned that the school was shutting down and had to start the entire process over. Most recruits spend years trying to earn a college opportunity....
By Tara Sires|June 12, 2026
A Texas judge's ruling restored Brendan Sorsby's eligibility for the 2026 season. A Texas judge restored Brendan Sorsby's eligibility, but the ruling has sparked a much broader conversation across college athletics. When the NCAA ruled Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby ineligible after he admitted to gambling on college football games, many assumed the story was...
By Tara Sires|June 11, 2026
Carly Coopman shares advice on Division I lacrosse, recruiting, and college camps. The jump from high school lacrosse to Division I lacrosse can be bigger than many recruits expect. University of Oregon defender Carly Coopman shares her advice on recruiting, college athletics, teammates, camps, and the transition from high school sports. Many recruits spend years...
By Tara Sires|June 10, 2026
A compliance meeting between a football coach and an NCAA administrator. A game in Mississippi. A transfer conversation in North Dakota. Both ended with NCAA penalties, but for very different reasons. What Happened In These Two NCAA Cases? The NCAA released two infractions decisions in June 2026 that offer a look at where enforcement attention...
By Tara Sires|June 09, 2026
An official reviews video replay as the NCAA considers expanding replay review and coaches' challenges in men's lacrosse. One missed call can change an entire season. NCAA officials believe expanded video review could help get more game-changing calls right. The Division I Men's Lacrosse Rules Subcommittee and the Division II and III Rules Committee proposed...
By Anna Cowan|June 08, 2026
Danielle Henderson during a 2019 game while serving as head coach at UMass Lowell. Photo by Arbor to SJ via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) The recruiting process is changing, and many athletes are feeling the impact. UMass softball coach Danielle Henderson explains how the transfer portal is changing recruiting, why roster spots are becoming...
By Tara Sires|June 05, 2026
A volleyball line judge prepares for a match as the NCAA launches a new officiating initiative. One of college volleyball's biggest challenges isn't on the court. The NCAA Is Investing In A Different Part Of The Game A volleyball match can be decided by inches. A ball clips the line. A player barely touches the...
By Tara Sires|June 04, 2026
Karson Gordon’s transfer portal decision is raising new questions about how NCAA rules apply to dual-sport athletes. One UCLA athlete may have unintentionally exposed a major gray area in modern college sports.Karson Gordon entered the NCAA transfer portal in track and field while still pursuing football opportunities, raising immediate questions about how transfer rules apply...
