Gear Up!
Stay Safe and Hydrated: 2 Practice Essentials for Lacrosse Players
By Britt Trachtenberg|December 5, 2022
Which performance gear stands out for lacrosse athletes in 2022? In short, staying safe and hydrated is key. Thankfully, athletes can stay fashionable and safe by using reliable equipment. Read...
Watch and Learn
5 Athletes With NIL Content to Learn From
By Jenaro DelPrete|November 2, 2022
The collegiate athletic space has been graced with more opportunities than ever before with the introduction of name, image, and likeness just over a year ago. Athletes in all sports...
Bait and Switch!
Recruiting Horror Story: “I Cried. Sadness and Anger Were the Only Things I Was Feeling”
By Anna Garrett|October 4, 2022
Recruiting Horror Stories™ are posted every Tuesday to provide athletes' first-hand experiences of what can go wrong during the recruiting process. Jeanette Henderson is an indoor and beach volleyball player...
Touchdown?
2 Key Implications of CFP Expansion for Athletes and Fans
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|September 7, 2022
Last Friday, the College Football Playoff's board of managers unanimously voted to expand the annual College Football Playoff to 12 teams, an unsurprising move that many believe was years in...
Reach Your Recruiting Goals!
UNC Women’s Soccer Star, Kai Hayes’s Perspective on Being a College Athlete, Recruiting Advice, and More
By Caleb Myers|July 28, 2022
Come back every Thursday for Athlete Interviews on college recruiting and advice. Kai Hayes is a midfielder on the UNC Women's Soccer team and is an invaluable asset to her...
Run Away From Coaches Like This!
Recruiting Horror Story: New Coach Who Dis?
By Matthew Reichen|June 28, 2022
Come back every Tuesday for Recruiting Horror Stories™, athletes' first-hand stories on what can go wrong during the recruiting process. It was the start of this anonymous athlete's second year...
Who Run the World? Girls!
Approaching the 50th Anniversary of Title IX: A History of Gender Discrimination Legislation
By Daley Craft|June 8, 2022
Did you know that women's sports haven't always been a part of the NCAA? Thankfully, one landmark piece of legislation changed that reality nearly 50 years ago and female athletes...
Find your home base
Northwestern University Baseball Head Coach Spencer Allen Offers 11 Recruiting Tips
By 2aDays Staff|May 9, 2022
Thankfully, unlike baseball, college recruiting doesn't have a “three strikes, you're out!” rule. But it can still feel like you're under a lot of pressure! Here's what NU baseball coach,...
Say my name, say my name
Recruiting Horror Stories™:They Couldn’t Even Remember my Name!
By Catherine Light|May 3, 2022
Come back every Tuesday for Recruiting Horror Stories™, athletes' first-hand stories on what can go wrong during the recruiting process. Can you imagine going to a school where the coach...
Got Injured?
How Does the NCAA Medical Redshirt Work?
By Ashton Grenon|March 14, 2022
You've been recruited to play the sport that you love at the collegiate level, but you've also suffered an injury that may hinder your performance or cause you to miss...
lacrosse
Former Marquette University Lacrosse player Struggles with an Injury and Having to Retire Early
By Megan Menzuber|October 29, 2020
Holly Anderson took a chance when she committed to Marquette University, a school halfway across the country from New Jersey, where she grew up. Thankfully, she chose a school that...
NAIA
NAIA gives Athletes Access to Name, Image and Likeness
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|October 13, 2020
On October 7, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics made history when it became the first collegiate sports organization to pass reform allowing college athletes to earn compensation for use...