Conference Branding
The American Conference Rebrands — Here’s Why
By Sloane Rivers|July 25, 2025
The American Conference is rebranding with a new name, mascot, and athlete revenue-sharing model. Here’s what it means for recruits and college sports.
NIL Reform
Trump’s Executive Order Could Shake Up NIL Rules in College Sports
By Sloane Rivers|July 22, 2025
President Trump’s expected executive order on NIL could reshape college sports. Learn how the SCORE Act and federal actions may impact athlete pay, recruiting, and non-revenue sports in 2025.
Coach Suspension
The Hero Coach Who Got Suspended for Caring - Why Teddy Bridgewater’s Story Should Wake Up High School Sports
By Logan Steele|July 18, 2025
Teddy Bridgewater—a former NFL quarterback turned high school coach—was suspended for helping his athletes with his own money. Here’s why that’s not just unfair—it’s outrageous.
NCAA History
NCAA Drops Data Goldmine - New Dashboard Tracks Every Championship Ever
By Jack Robbins|July 17, 2025
The NCAA just launched a first-of-its-kind historical championships dashboard covering 4,500+ team and 23,000+ individual titles. Here's how it helps athletes, coaches, and fans
Funding Crisis
Congress Just Targeted College Sports—And Student Fees Are on the Chopping Block
By Logan Steele|July 16, 2025
A new bill in Congress could ban schools from using student fees to fund athletics, threatening Olympic sports, raising ticket prices, and shaking NCAA budgets. Here's what every college athlete needs to know about the SCORE Act.
Tennis Scandal
OSU Fires Women’s Tennis Coach Chris Young After NCAA Recruiting Scandal
By Camryn Blake|July 15, 2025
Oklahoma State University has fired women's tennis coach Chris Young after the NCAA issued Level I violations for recruiting misconduct and obstruction. Read the full breakdown of the allegations, penalties, and what's next for OSU Tennis.
Coach Exclusions ✅
Why Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick Won’t Appear in EA Sports College Football 26
By Jack Robbins|July 14, 2025
Deion Sanders and Bill Belichick won’t be in EA Sports College Football 26—and here’s the real reason why, plus what it means for players and NIL rules.
State Ban
New Jersey Bans College Sports Betting Partnerships - What Athletes Need to Know
By Logan Steele|July 12, 2025
NJ’s Governor just signed a new bill banning public colleges from partnering with gambling companies. What does this mean for NIL, athletes, and the future of fair funding?
Program Cuts
Every College Sports Program Cut, Closed, Merged or Acquired (July 2025 Updated List)
By Jack Robbins|July 11, 2025
This is the most complete and updated list of every NCAA and NAIA college that cut sports, shut down athletics, merged with another school, or reclassified in 2025—including dates, divisions, and realignment changes.
Transgender Policy
How Transgender Athlete Policies Cost UPenn $175 Million—And What That Means for College Sports
By Camryn Blake|July 7, 2025
Penn received $175M in frozen federal funds after agreeing to bar trans athletes from women’s teams. Here’s what that means for Title IX and recruiting.
Coach Firing
Clemson Fires Gymnastics Coach Amy Smith After Abuse Allegations Rock Program
By Jack Robbins|July 6, 2025
Clemson fired gymnastics coach Amy Smith after abuse allegations. Here’s what happened, what it means for Clemson, and how schools must protect student-athletes.
Transfer Update
Khamil Pierre Is Out at Vanderbilt—What happened?
By Camryn Blake|July 3, 2025
Top SEC star Khamil Pierre is out at Vanderbilt. With the portal closed, can she find a new team and play this season? Here’s what we know.
Title IX Failure
California Violates Title IX - Education Department Calls Out Discrimination in Girls’ Sports
By Sloane Rivers|July 2, 2025
The U.S. Department of Education finds California in violation of Title IX for allowing male athletes in girls' sports. What does this mean for NCAA recruits?
NCAA Football
Jim Harbaugh’s Legacy on the Line - Michigan Faces NCAA Fallout and Weiss Scandal
By Jack Robbins|July 2, 2025
Jim Harbaugh's legacy at Michigan is under fire as NCAA investigations resurface and Matt Weiss allegations bring fresh scrutiny. Can he recover?
