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By Logan Steele|February 09, 2026
High school recruits now compete with older, game-ready athletes for the same scholarship-funded roster spots. Former NBA players are suing their way back to college. Courts are letting them play. NCAA President Charlie Baker calls it "theater of the absurd." Your roster spot could disappear to a 23-year-old former pro, and Congress might be the...
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...
By Camryn Blake|February 05, 2026
College campuses like this could be impacted by future NCAA eligibility decisions. One of the biggest NCAA eligibility proposals just hit pause.Division II sends major eligibility expansion back for deeper review. At the 2026 NCAA Convention, Division II delegates made a decision that could reshape the future of college athlete eligibility, but not yet. Instead...
By Jack Robbins|February 04, 2026
Collegiate volleyball court as the NCAA considers women’s volleyball rule changes for the 2026 season. Major changes could be coming to women’s college volleyball. The NCAA women’s volleyball rules committees met in Indianapolis and proposed several updates affecting safety, gameplay, substitutions, bench procedures, technology, and match flow. Important: These are proposals and must move through...
By Sloane Rivers|February 03, 2026
NCAA transfer portal tampering has become a growing enforcement issue for college athletes. The Clemson Ole Miss dispute shows how transfer portal tampering is handled by the NCAA. What happened On January 28, 2026, national reporting confirmed that the NCAA contacted the Clemson Tigers after head coach Dabo Swinney publicly raised concerns about possible transfer...
By Logan Steele|February 02, 2026
College athletic locker room representing the resources affected by university athletic spending. College sports spending is exploding.What Rutgers $78 million deficit means for NCAA recruits and athletes Key Facts From Rutgers Athletics Financial Report Rutgers Athletics recorded a $78 million operating deficit in the 2024 to 2025 fiscal year, marking the third time in five...
By Keirsten Sires|January 30, 2026
Baylor soccer player during media day photos. Being Late in the College Recruiting Process 2aDays CEO and founder Keirsten Sires sat down with former Baylor and LA Galaxy player Olivia Mack to talk about what it really feels like to be late in the NCAA college recruiting process and what athletes can do when time...
By Camryn Blake|January 29, 2026
Recruiting terms every athlete should know. Recruiting Basics OfferA coach expressing serious interest in adding an athlete to their roster, sometimes with scholarship money included. Offers can be informal early and more formal later in recruiting. Verbal OfferA spoken offer from a coach is not legally binding and can change before signing. Written OfferA formal...
By Jack Robbins|January 28, 2026
Glitch transcript graphic showing NCAA eligibility warning. Your transcript is not just school paperwork. It is the document that determines whether the NCAA will let you practice, compete, and receive a scholarship. Many recruits lose eligibility before stepping on campus because of transcript mistakes they never knew existed. What the NCAA Checks on Your Transcript...
