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What does the NCAA’s one-year signing class scholarship waiver mean for Florida State football and Tribe ‘22? – Tomahawk Nation - https://lnkd.in/guN742hC does the NCAA’s one-year signing class scholarship waiver mean for Florida State football and Tribe ‘22?  Tomahawk NationsourceFunds Digest

Ever wondered what a day in the life of a soccer-playing student-athlete at a top NCAA D2 program looks like? 👋🏼⚽️🇺🇸 Ben Dukes, our junior from Southampton, England, gives you a direct insight into the student-athlete environment at Carson-Newman University in Tennessee. Check it out! #WhatsYourJourney / keystonesports .com

Big Ten Conference has chosen Indy as the host city for multiple upcoming basketball tournaments starting in 2025! We look forward to enhancing the overall experience at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Learn more about what's to come in this recent article by Inside INdiana Business: https://bit.ly/4fA7eWu

There is so much going oil college sports. Over the past 2 weeks there have been 2 major stories: 1. What will happen with the House settlement proposal; 2. UNLV's quarterback Matthew Sluka NIL contract issue. Check out my latest as I discuss what is going on in both of these stories. https://lnkd.in/eH5xWgg3 #collegesports #sportslaw #ncaa #nameimagelikeness

College Football Rivalries: Maryland vs Virginia, Oregon vs Oregon State, and More! Get ready for some intense college football rivalries! Watch this video to learn about the exciting matchups between Maryland and Virginia, Oregon and Oregon State, Notre Dame and Purdue, Indiana and UCLA, Washington and Washington State, and Alabama and Wisconsin. Discover the intriguing storylines behind these games and how they impact the playoff race. #CollegeFootballRivalries #MarylandVsVirginia #OregonVsOregonState #NotreDameVsPurdue #IndianaVsUCLA #WashingtonVsWashingtonState #AlabamaVsWisconsin #PlayoffRace #FootballMatchups #CollegeSports

The Impact of NIL on College Football Transfers: Explained Join us as we dive into the world of college football transfers and how the new NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) rules have changed the game. Discover why the second wave of transfers is benefitting from the opportunities brought by NIL, and how it is affecting the dynamics in the locker room. #CollegeFootballTransfers #NIL #NameImageLikeness #LockerRoomDynamics #StudentAthletes #CollegeSports #AthleteCompensation #NCAA #FootballRecruiting #SportingOpportunities

Is This the Best College Basketball Team of All Time? Join the debate on whether this basketball team is truly the greatest collegiate team in history. Dive into the record-breaking point differential and explore the claims surrounding their success. Let's separate fact from fiction! #CollegeBasketballDebate #GreatestTeamOfAllTime #RecordBreakingDifferential #MarchMadness #BasketballLegends #SportsDebate #CollegeSports #BasketballRecords #BasketballSuccess #TeamAchievements

Mack Brown on The Future of College Football: Embracing Change and Supporting Student-Athletes Join us as we discuss the evolving landscape of college football and the impact of recent changes on student-athletes. From the NIL to the transfer portal, we explore the challenges and opportunities faced by players and universities. Discover how we can navigate this new world while supporting the growth and development of these young athletes. #CollegeFootball #NIL #StudentAthletes #TransferPortal #ChangingLandscape #SupportingGrowth #NavigatingChange #StudentAthleteWellbeing #FutureOfSports #CollegeAthletics

Here's your guide to varsity sports at TMU this fall! Learn more about TMU’s teams and how to cheer them on this season: https://lnkd.in/gTDD__kC

Are we paying attention to what is happening to the smaller, private college sports programs? Great Forbes article by #PennGSE Professor Dr. Karen Weaver at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education as an introduction to the changing landscape of collegiate athletics. So much of the focus is on NCAA Division I programs, but that narrow view leaves out so much of the post-secondary athletic population. Playing sports in college is an honor that so few high school athletes experience. So, when the opportunity arises, how are students able to maximize their chance to continue to play? NCAA Divisions I, II, and III are certainly options, but we also have to keep NAIA and NJCAA schools in the conversation. If the research is showing that NCAA DIII schools are in jeopardy, what then is the fate of programs in the other athletic organizations? In Baltimore City schools, student-athletes comprise the largest number of graduates in the district. I work with these students every day. I only hope that they continue to have a college - NCAA DII or DIII, as well as NAIA and JUCO - to attend and live out their aspirations as students and athletes. #LinkedInsports