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KEEP UP WITH RULE CHANGES
New NCAA Rule Changes: Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, and Lacrosse
By Elizabeth White|March 15, 2024
In 2024, there have been some significant NCAA rule changes to a lot of sports. According to NCAA.org, soccer, softball, volleyball, and men's lacrosse have made the following rule changes....
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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...
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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,...
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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...
college sports
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.
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NCAA Rule Change: Swimming and Diving
By Sara Komer|October 9, 2017
The NCAA adjusted previous standards to follow international swimming rules. The change will affect men's and women's swimming and diving teams. The NCAA created the rule to increase congruity between...
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NCAA Rule Change Regular-Season Bat Testing to Begin 2020
By Bryan Sosoo|October 5, 2017
Last week, The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved the ruling to make bat testing during the regular-season mandatory starting in 2020 for Division I programs and 2021 for Divisions...
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NCAA Rule Change: Softball Calendar Change
By Samantha Nemirov|August 31, 2017
Due to Division 1 sports increasing the amount of early recruiting, Division 1 softball made changes to fall ball recruiting, evaluation days, and noninstitutional camps. They seek to try to...
FOLLOW THE RULES
10 Potential NCAA Soccer Rule Changes
By Joseph McInnes|March 11, 2024
NCAA soccer in the U.S. has always had some quirky rules that differentiate it from the professional game. Gradual progress has been made in recent years, namely removing overtime in...
KNOW THE RULES
NCAA Division Redshirt Rules
By Elizabeth White|March 5, 2024
There are a few redshirt rules that every athlete needs to look out for when going through the process. Depending on your NCAA division, these redshirt rules can differ. Every...
college volleyball
NCAA Approves Game-Changing Volleyball Rule Revisions
By Kelly Wick|February 28, 2024
The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel has approved a change in women's volleyball rules, allowing players to contact the ball more than once with any part of the body on...
COLLEGE SOFTBALL RECRUITING RULES
Understanding NCAA Softball Rules and Regulations
By Caelyn Elwin|February 23, 2024
For aspiring softball players, the journey to playing at the collegiate level involves not only showcasing athletic talent but also understanding and adhering to the NCAA softball rules and regulations....
HOMESCHOOL INFO
NCAA Homeschool Rules and Requirements
By Bella Nevin|December 18, 2023
If you or your child is a homeschool student and you are going through the college recruiting process, your application and recruiting process will look different than other students. Here...
