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By Gracie Butler|June 26, 2026
Athletes share what most people get wrong about their sports. The hardest parts of a sport are often the things fans never see. Current College Athletes Share What Most People Never Believe About Their Sport You can watch a sport for years and still have no idea what it's actually like to play it. Fans...
By Sean Perri|June 25, 2026
Getting recruited was the goal. Proving you belong starts when you arrive on campus. What every recruit should know about the transition from high school to college athletics. I'm Sean Perri, a basketball player at Wheaton College, and in April 2024, I committed to play Division III basketball. I was excited and relieved not only...
By Tara Sires|June 24, 2026
The Protect College Sports Act could influence how NIL compensation is structured across college athletics. The rules that created the NIL era could soon change again. For the last several years, NIL has transformed college sports. Athletes have signed endorsement deals, partnered with businesses, appeared in advertisements, and earned compensation from their name, image, and...
By Tara Sires|June 23, 2026
The NCAA's new governance model gives student-athletes a larger role in shaping Division I policies. College athletes are about to have more influence than ever before. As college athletics continues to navigate revenue sharing, roster limits, NIL, and ongoing legal challenges in 2026, Division I is also implementing a major governance overhaul designed to help...
By Tara Sires|June 22, 2026
A college athlete meets with university officials as part of a sports betting eligibility review. One conversation with a bettor can end a college career. For college athletes, few NCAA violations carry consequences as severe as sports betting violations. A recent NCAA infractions case involving former Iona men's basketball player Adam Njie Jr. serves as...
By Tara Sires|June 19, 2026
Many of today's recruits could compete under the new NCAA Swimming and Diving Championship format beginning in 2027. Several major changes are coming to the NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships beginning in 2027. From the return of consolation finals to new qualification standards, the NCAA has approved a series of updates that will...
By Addison Kea, Clarkson Basketball Player|June 18, 2026
Clarkson University women's basketball players gather during a team huddle before returning to the court. The wrong team culture can make even the perfect school feel like the wrong fit. What Recruits Should Watch For During College Visits Choosing a college is about much more than facilities, scholarships, and wins. As a women's basketball player...
By Tara Sires|June 17, 2026
A college recruit reviews and signs athletic scholarship paperwork during the college recruiting process. Receiving a scholarship offer is exciting. Understanding the document behind that offer is just as important. Many recruits spend years working toward the goal of playing college sports. When a coach finally offers athletic financial aid, families often focus on the...
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....
