college
Where DI, DII, and DIII Differ for Student-Athletes
By Chandler Frumin|January 28, 2018
The NCAA prides itself on creating an opportunity for young athletes. Providing opportunities for learning is at the heart of the NCAA's mission. The NCAA set academic standards so that...
basketball
Babson College Women’s Basketball Coach Judy Blinstrub, “Make your Decision on Academics”
By Bryan Sosoo|December 15, 2017
The Babson College Women's Basketball team has been coached by Head Coach Judy Blinstrub for 34 years. During her time at Babson, Coach Blinstrub has coached basketball and soccer and...
coach
Research College Coaches Before You Commit
By Michael Pizzuti|November 22, 2017
We spoke with a former collegiate soccer player who played at the Division I level about an unpleasant experience at Western State. Before committing and attending Western State, he felt...
recruiting
FBS or FCS? Which One Is Right for You?
By Shayla Lamb|November 18, 2017
FBS and FCS football are categories of Division I football both regulated under the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) but differ in a variety of ways. There are 129 FBS...
recruiting
Collegiate Athletics: My Preparation and Experience
By Gina Vellucci|November 11, 2017
On October 29th, 2016, my career as a collegiate athlete came to an end. When the final whistle blew at my senior game, I was faced with the harsh reality...
college sports
Importance of Researching a College Team before you Commit
By Bryan Sosoo|August 24, 2016
There is one thing you need to remember as a recruit: it is completely acceptable to be picky. College is a big decision that requires the proper research. A college team is...
recruiting
Recruiting Horror Stories by 2aDays™ | Is This the Real Letter of Intent?
By Keirsten Sires|May 26, 2016
Tackling an official visit is an important but nerve-wracking experience. You are thrown into unfamiliar territory with a stranger, an array of potential teammates, and not to mention several coaches....
