Sexual Harassment Accusations
Alex Cooper’s Harassment Claims Against BU Soccer Coach Raise Urgent Questions About Athlete Safety
By 2aDays Staff|June 11, 2025
Podcaster Alex Cooper says she was sexually harassed by her college soccer coach at Boston University. Here’s what she revealed—and how it compares to what 2aDays does to protect athletes through coach transparency and accountability.
Athletic Director Scandal
FAMU AD Angela Suggs Surrenders on Larceny Charges Amid Ongoing Fraud
By 2aDays Staff|June 11, 2025
Fraud, Travel Vouchers, and a Casino Trail: What the Charges Against FAMU’s AD Could Mean for College Athletes Florida A&M University’s athletic department is facing fresh controversy following the arrest...
Texas Longhorns
Texas's Epic Win Sets New Softball Records - Historic WCWS Viewership
By Jack Robbins|June 11, 2025
Texas's first softball national championship in 2025 attracted record-breaking viewership. Discover how this milestone impacts NCAA women's sports.
NCAA Violations and College Football
Michigan Faces NCAA Showdown Over Sign-Stealing Scandal
By Logan Steele|June 10, 2025
Michigan football’s sign-stealing scandal hits the courtroom. What’s at stake for the Wolverines, the NCAA, and the future of college sports?
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Visa Freeze Chaos - How International Athletes Are Getting Sidelined Before the Season Even Starts
By 2aDays Staff|June 7, 2025
The U.S. State Department’s temporary pause on F-1 visa interviews is putting NCAA-bound international athletes at risk. Learn how this affects enrollment, NIL, and what athletes should do now.
Title IX and Changing Times
Why June’s New “Title IX Month” Is Stirring National Debate Over Sports, Sororities, and What ‘Sex-Based’ Rights Really Mean
By Sloane Rivers|June 5, 2025
In June 2025, the Department of Education declared the first-ever "Title IX Month" to celebrate the 53rd anniversary of the landmark sex discrimination law. But with ongoing investigations into gender identity, student housing, and sorority access, the true definition of Title IX is under the spotlight. Here's everything athletes and students need to know.
Coaching Reputation in NCAA Baseball
Why Wake Forest Baseball Coach Tom Walter Still Deserves Respect—Despite a Controversial Moment
By Logan Steele|June 4, 2025
Coach Tom Walter of Wake Forest Baseball has a 4.9 rating, a kidney donation on record, and decades of leadership. Should one mistake erase that legacy?
Coaching Controversy
Coastal Carolina Baseball Coach Kevin Schnall Rips Florida’s Kevin O’Sullivan After Disrespectful Incident
By 2aDays Staff|June 3, 2025
After a heated NCAA regional, Coastal Carolina’s Kevin Schnall publicly criticized Florida coach Kevin O’Sullivan for his treatment of staff. Here’s what happened, what was said, and why it matters.
Hazing Horror Story
“I Was Spitting Blood” - Lawsuit Exposes Disturbing Hazing Rituals Inside Seton Hall’s Baseball Program
By 2aDays Staff|June 2, 2025
A shocking lawsuit reveals grotesque hazing rituals within Seton Hall University’s Division I baseball team. From sexual humiliation to violent assaults, the lawsuit claims coach Rob Sheppard looked the other way—leaving an elite recruit scarred for life.
Title IX Showdown
Trans Athlete’s Championship Win Sparks Chaos in California
By Camryn Blake|June 2, 2025
Trans athlete AB Hernandez’s dual victory at the California girls' track state championships ignites protests, arrests, and political backlash. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Coach Misconduct
The Firing of Akron Women’s Soccer Coach Jennifer Simonetti Reveals a Deeper Crisis
By 2aDays Staff|May 31, 2025
After a months-long HR investigation, Akron fires head women’s soccer coach Jennifer Simonetti for alleged misconduct. Learn what the findings revealed, and why platforms like ours are critical to preventing abuse in college athletics.
Campus Collapse
Campus Collapse - College Closures and Mergers Rock NCAA, NAIA, and Beyond (UPDATE)
By Sloane Rivers|May 30, 2025
From Fontbonne to Saint Rose, colleges are closing or merging rapidly. Here’s the 2023–2026 list of closures and what athletes must do to survive.
Athletic Exodus
College Sports Cuts 2025: A Year of Reckoning (UPDATE)
By Jack Robbins|May 30, 2025
Explore the comprehensive list of NCAA and NAIA sports programs cut in 2025, the reasons behind these decisions, and guidance for affected athletes navigating this challenging landscape.
Hit the Pause Button
White House Pauses Plans for Commission on College Sports
By Jessi Wynn|May 29, 2025
The White House has paused plans for a college sports commission co-chaired by Nick Saban, following pushback from the SEC, Big Ten, and Saban himself. The delay adds uncertainty to ongoing efforts to reform NIL rules and athlete representation.
Identity Collision
Track Showdown - California Alters Girls’ Championship Rules After Trump Threatens Over Trans Athlete Victory
By 2aDays Staff|May 27, 2025
After a transgender athlete from Jurupa Valley won CIF track titles, California faced backlash and pressure from Donald Trump. Hours later, the CIF announced a rule change. Here's what really happened, what's true, and why it matters for all athletes.
Athlete Steps Up for Women
Reese Hogan’s Triple-Jump Statement Ignites New Firestorm Over Transgender Inclusion in Girls’ Track
By Logan Steele|May 23, 2025
Crean Lutheran junior Reese Hogan set a school record but finished second to transgender athlete AB Hernandez at the CIF-SS Finals—then briefly stood on the winner’s podium. Here’s what really happened, why officials made athletes ditch “Protect Girls Sports” shirts, and how the controversy could reshape NCAA recruiting for female athletes.