NCAA Governance
Why Is The NCAA Changing Division I Governance?
By Tara Sires|June 23, 2026
The NCAA is restructuring Division I governance in 2026 to streamline decision-making, increase athlete representation, and adapt to NIL, revenue sharing, and other developments.
NCAA Betting
Why Was Adam Njie Permanently Ruled Ineligible By The NCAA?
By Tara Sires|June 22, 2026
Why was former Iona basketball player Adam Njie permanently ruled ineligible by the NCAA? Learn what happened, the sports betting violations involved, and what every college athlete should know.
NCAA Eligibility
Did Brendan Sorsby's Case Change NCAA Eligibility Rules?
By Tara Sires|June 12, 2026
Did Brendan Sorsby's case change NCAA eligibility rules? What the Texas Tech quarterback's gambling case means for college athletes.
NCAA Violations
Two Recent NCAA Violations Every Athlete Should Understand
By Tara Sires|June 10, 2026
Two NCAA infractions cases involving sports betting and transfer portal tampering show how athletes and coaches can face serious penalties for violating NCAA rules.
NCAA Reclassification
Which Schools Are Moving to NCAA Division I Next?
By Jack Robbins|June 2, 2026
Which schools are moving to NCAA Division I? See current NCAA reclassification updates, transition timelines, and what recruits need to know.
D3 NIL Rule
Is NCAA D3 Changing NIL Rules in 2026?
By Logan Steele|May 7, 2026
Is NCAA D3 changing NIL rules in 2026? What the NCAA NIL review means for recruits and college athletes.
NCAA Lacrosse Rules
NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Rules 2026
By Jack Robbins|May 6, 2026
NCAA women’s lacrosse rules 2026 explained with real examples and what athletes must adjust this season.
NCAA Softball Rule
What Is the Double First Base Rule in NCAA Softball?
By Sloane Rivers|May 5, 2026
NCAA softball’s double first base rule is live. Learn how it changes calls, impacts recruits, and why small mistakes now get called out.
NCAA SETTLEMENT
NCAA Lifts Prize Money Limits for Incoming Athletes
By Camryn Blake|May 4, 2026
NCAA lifts prize money limits before college. What recruits need to know and how it impacts eligibility and recruiting in 2026.
NCAA Eligibility
When Does NCAA Eligibility Start? 5-Year Rule
By Logan Steele|April 30, 2026
New NCAA rule could start eligibility at 19 and allow 5 years to compete. Here’s what it means for recruits and college athletes.
NCAA Rules
Are NCAA Athletes Changing the Rules in 2026?
By Jack Robbins|April 29, 2026
NCAA athletes now shape rules, recruiting, and the transfer portal. Here’s how changes in governance impact recruits and college players.
NCAA Eligibility
What New NCAA Eligibility Rules Mean for Recruits
By Sloane Rivers|April 23, 2026
New NCAA eligibility rules allow recruits to enter drafts, accept prize money, and sign agents before college. Here is what it means.
Eligibility Rules
Is the NCAA Changing Eligibility Rules to Age-based?
By Sloane Rivers|April 13, 2026
Is the NCAA changing eligibility rules? Learn the new age-based proposal and what it means for recruits and college athletes.
NCAA NIL
Can NCAA Schools Pay More to Keep Players? Proposal Explained
By Sloane Rivers|March 27, 2026
Big Ten proposes NCAA cap exception. What it means for athlete pay, roster spots, and recruiting decisions right now.
