college sports
Texas vs. Trans Athletes: What is SB-15?
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|June 1, 2023
As anti-trans sports discourse dominates headlines, be aware and educated about the strategy behind these developments. Take it from a former D1 athlete–there’s more to the “Save Women’s Sports Movement”...
High Risk, High Reward?
Is College Sports Betting Legal and Safe?
By Richard Janvrin|May 25, 2023
College sports betting has become a huge topic of conversation as legislatures wrestle with its place in state-level laws. On May 18, 2023, 2aDays hosted another installment of its monthly...
Make it Out Alive!
The Dead Period: What Is It And How Can It Affect College Athletes?
By Alyssa Hodenfield|May 22, 2023
The dead period is the most restrictive time period in college recruiting when it comes to communicating with potential future coaches…but just how much contact can a coach have with...
Breaking News!
NCAA Policy Update: 4 Ways New Recruiting Rules Affect College Prospects
By Stephen Kerr|May 8, 2023
The college sports landscape has seen its share of change over the past couple of years, mainly due to conference realignment and the arrival of the NCAA’s name, image and...
Important rule changes ahead!
Looking Ahead: How the NCAA Plans to Address ‘Flopping’ in College Football
By Chloe Singer|June 8, 2022
When watching a game of fútbol, it is not uncommon to see a player fall down and feign an injury to take time off the clock and in recent years,...
NCAA v Title IX
How NCAA Spending Ignores Title IX
By Chloe Singer|March 29, 2022
This coming June marks the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX. This law prohibits federally funded institutions from discriminating on the basis of sex. However, the same does...
Show your sport some love!
5 Underrepresented Sports in the NCAA
By Daley Craft|March 29, 2022
College sports fans primarily follow sports such as football, basketball, volleyball, and soccer closely. Many of these games are regularly televised and playoffs are widely watched. College football playoffs and...
NCAA Governance
The Disintegration of the NCAA: The Price of Rejecting National Governance
By Lilia Farach|March 1, 2022
2aDays partnered with the Drake Group to host a webinar on the disintegration of the NCAA, during which panelists discussed various issues for institutions, college athletes, coaches, and more. The...
NCAA Rule Changes?
NCAA Constitutional Convention Update
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|January 24, 2022
The NCAA just approved a new constitution last Thursday, but those hoping for immediate change shouldn’t hold their breath. Let’s talk about what the newest policy changes could mean for...
NCAA
Constitutional Convention Central: Kickoff
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|November 9, 2021
November 15th officially kicks off the NCAA’s constitutional convention, and there’s been a lot of talk and preliminary action leading up to the event, which makes sense, given the PR...
NCAA
Constitutional Convention Central: What Changes Do Stakeholders Want to See in College Sports?
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|October 26, 2021
**Our Constitutional Convention Central Series addresses how the NCAA Constitutional Convention will impact college athletes. The NCAA is in the process of rewriting its constitution, and it’s a tall order....
ncaa recruiting
NCAA Member Schools Interactive Map
By Carlos Carrera|October 14, 2021
Are you trying to find schools, but don’t know where to start? Let’s look at the map! When I was applying to college back in 2012, I used a link...
name image and likeness
What is the NCAA Doing in the Supreme Court? The Basics of NCAA v. Alston
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|April 5, 2021
What is the case about and why is it in the news? NCAA v. Alston is not about name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights, athletic compensation, or athletic employment. The...
ncaa rules
NCAA Rules for Protecting Student-Athlete’s Eligibility While Raising funds for Social Justice
By Janice Shin|April 1, 2021
With the current pandemic and social climate, there is a call on student-athletes to use their platform to raise awareness and funds. And as groups like Athletes for Change. There...
