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How Will the New NCAA Redshirting Rules Impact College Football Players?
By Samantha Nemirov|November 26, 2018
The NCAA is always changing, for better or for worse or whether we like it or not. In the case of the two rule changes that were made by the...
baseball
For Better or for Worse | NCAA Rule Changes Aim to Speed Up Baseball
By Brendan O'Shea|October 22, 2018
This past month the NCAA approved rule changes on a number of issues for the 2018-19 college baseball season. The changes address issues such as player safety, the pace of...
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NCAA Rule Change: Will Track & Field be the Same?
By Alex Corrigan|October 1, 2018
Sports, society, and life in general are always changing and adapting to fit the needs of changing cultures. Such changes cause techniques and mindsets, that have been around for ages,...
Caitlin Dallmeyer
Lehigh Commits to Dallmeyer As Field Hockey Program Takes Strong Steps Forward
By Justin Lafleur, Lehigh Sports Communications|June 21, 2018
The Lehigh field hockey program is in the midst of a turnaround. Two full years into head coach Caitlin Dallmeyer‘s tenure, the Mountain Hawks are making small strides in tangible results....
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2018 NCAA New Rules | Men’s Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Softball, and Lacrosse
By Kendall Shaw|June 2, 2018
Proposed Rule Changes: New Rules and Guidelines for Men’s Basketball in the NIT [1] The three-point line will be extended by approximately 1 foot 8 inches to the same distance used by...
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NCAA New Rule Changes 2019 | Important Information for all Athletes and Coaches
By Keirsten Sires|May 15, 2018
As a student-athlete, the responsibility of knowing NCAA rules and regulations falls on your shoulders. Keeping up-to-date with changes is critical to having success in the college recruiting process. Below...
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2018 NFL Draft Quarterback Overview
By Oliver Loutsenko|April 26, 2018
With the NFL Draft coming quickly, naturally, there’s a sizeable ongoing debate regarding the best college recruits and their potential in shifting to professional sports. One position in particular: Quarterbacks...
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NCAA Rule Change | The Official Visit, Officially Irrelevant
By Guiding Future Stars|April 21, 2018
As I started writing this article, the NCAA dropped a bomb, a good bomb that will alter the college recruiting process moving forward. Under the new NCAA rules, approved...
basketball
NCAA’s March Madness, The Financial Implications for D1
By Oliver Loutsenko|April 7, 2018
While the NCAA is a non-profit organization, they aren’t shy about admitting that the NCAA March Madness tournament is one of the only events that generate a lot of money....
basketball
March Madness 2019 Logo Reveal and More
By Madeleine Lundberg|March 11, 2018
March Madness is one of the most exciting times in college sports. It is estimated that 70 million brackets and $10.4 billion in bets are expected to be placed for...
basketball
NCAA Men’s Basketball Rule Changes 2017-2018
By Klayton Kelly|March 7, 2018
The following rule changes were approved by the NCAA Men’s Basketball Rules Committee and the Playing Rules Oversight Panel. According to the NCAA, the changes will be incorporated into the...
academics
NCAA Academic Standards
By Devin Moore|January 18, 2018
Many high school student-athletes aspire to play their sport at the collegiate level. Those who are given the opportunity often focus on being a great athlete, while making their academics...
academics
NCAA DII New Academic Requirements
By Ryan Kwong|January 12, 2018
As we roll into the new year, we bump into new rules and requirements. The NCAA Division 2 program has new NCAA requirements that all high-school recruits must take a...
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NCAA Official Visit Rule Changes
By Colby Hall|December 22, 2017
This past April, the NCAA council board met to revise the recruiting rules to the Division 1 football landscape. In particular, the Board passed a new rule effectively, allowing high...
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Redshirting| NCAA Rules and Regulations
By Keirsten Sires|December 18, 2017
New redshirt rule in place for coaches state that football players will now be allowed to play in up to four games and still qualify for a redshirt season, maintaining four years of eligibility. In the past, playing just one game could cost a player an entire season of eligibility Athletes are allowed four years of eligibility to compete, and if you redshirt one year, you could ultimately get five years of education and experience.
