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NIL: Revealing the Truth by Debunking 3 Myths
By Royce Linder|July 12, 2022
Name, image, and likeness, more commonly known as NIL, is one of the newest changes in policies adopted by the NCAA. With any change of this magnitude comes a lot...
NIL Advantage
How Universities Are Equipping Athletes with NIL Tools
By Celeste Gutierrez|March 8, 2022
Almost a full year into the name, image, and likeness era, it seems as though we've seen it all. College football players signing million-dollar deals, female athletes partnering with Gatorade,...
Which Athletic Association Should You Target?
NCAA vs NAIA
By Paramveer Chohan|February 3, 2022
If you want to play sports at a 4-year college, you have two options: NCAA or NAIA. These are the two governing bodies of college sports. The NCAA has three...
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Recruiting Horror Story: A Rumor Cost Me an Offer
By Isaac Haney|January 4, 2022
Recruiting Horror Stories™ are posted every Tuesday to provide athletes' first-hand experiences of what can go wrong during the recruiting process. As a student-athlete, you focus on what you can...
Money Savers
8 Ways to Get Free Things as a College Athlete
By Isaac Haney|December 17, 2021
Living as a college student, let alone being a student-athlete, means you have a tight budget. Because of your busy schedule, you have to make every penny count. This also...
Transfer
8 FAQs about the NCAA Transfer Process
By Andrea Leitner|December 9, 2021
1. Can I enter the transfer portal without my coach knowing? Yes, but it's not recommended. Athletes can go directly to the athletic department's administration to get put into the...
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Recruiting Horror Stories™: My Grades Cost Me Scholarship Offers
By Julius Saporito|October 12, 2021
Recruiting Horror Stories™ are posted every Tuesday to provide athletes' first-hand experiences of what can go wrong during the recruiting process. To get to the next level of your athletic...
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Different Divisions – Different Intent Agreements for College Sports
By Brittany Collens|October 4, 2021
With the early NLI signing date creeping up on us, we are reminded that not all divisions or athletic associations are the same. While some athletes may be looking at...
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Pay to Play Bill Signed by California Governor
By Ashton Royal|February 20, 2020
For student-athletes, the thought of getting paid for their athletic talents is quite enticing. This idea of whether or not athletes should get paid for schools using their likeness, image,...
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First African American Commissioner for the Big Ten and All Power 5 Conferences
By Thomas Walker|June 27, 2019
At the age of 11, Kevin Warren was riding his bike when he was struck by a car. Doctors discussed whether young Kevin would walk again, let alone play sports....
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Recruiting Horror Stories by 2aDays™ | My Technique Kept me off IVY Rowing
By Griffin Rubin|May 13, 2019
At the most competitive academic schools in the world, sports are not always at the forefront. However, Ivy League Rowing has established itself as the most dominant conference in men's...