House v. NCAA, NCAA Division I Council rulings, calendar changes, and the policy shifts that quietly rewrite the recruiting playbook.
Ninth Circuit oral arguments on House v. NCAA back-pay damages are set for December 7. For families signing this month, what the appeal does and does not affect matters.
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The Protect College Sports Act passed the Senate and faces a January 3 deadline. For families signing this December, the bill's transfer and eligibility provisions matter now.
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The Division I Cabinet introduced proposals on October 7 that would expand who programs can host on official visits and lift coaching staff limits. What 2027 and 2028 families should track.
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The Senate passed it 77 to 22 on Monday night. Most of the coverage is about antitrust and money. For a family whose athlete is a sophomore, the provisions that matter most are the ones that apply before he ever enrolls.
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Under the new NCAA age-based eligibility model, the five-year window is tied to age, not enrollment. For families who held their athlete back in school, the math has changed.
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A Senate floor vote on the Protect College Sports Act is set for September 14. For families hearing revenue-share offers this fall, here is what the bill would actually change.
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The SEC voted 16-0 to bar athletes with pro contracts from its rosters. For families evaluating fall offers, conference policy now shapes depth charts in ways courts cannot override.
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A Louisiana court ruling opened a narrow window for NFL-cut players to return to college programs. For families evaluating a fall offer, here is what it means.
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Federal NIL enforcement took effect August 1. Families evaluating compensation offers this fall should understand how the new federal layer relates to what programs are promising.
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Several states have passed laws shielding revenue-share contracts from public records. For families reviewing an offer, the public benchmark is disappearing.
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The Senate did not vote on the college sports bill before its August recess. What families hearing about the bill's provisions in fall recruiting should know.
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The FBS Oversight Committee recommended a finite allotment of evaluation days for all FBS programs. Starting in 2027, when a coach shows up to watch, the visit carries more weight than it used to.
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A July 31 injunction allows 2022-class athletes a fifth season in 2026-27. For families reading fall depth charts, the roster implications matter.
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A Senate bill would add $22.5M above the revenue-sharing cap as a retention pool for existing players. What families evaluating fall offers should know.
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The Protect College Sports Act passed Senate committee 19-9 on June 18. For families evaluating offers, the scholarship and transfer provisions are worth understanding now.
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A presidential executive order signed in April takes effect August 1. It sets new transfer limits, NIL standards, and federal enforcement pressure for programs that ignore them.
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The Senate Commerce Committee advanced the Protect College Sports Act 19-9 on Thursday. The bill is not law, but the provisions worth tracking are clear.
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A June 9 class action by athletes at USC and Stanford targets the College Sports Commission's enforcement of the NIL cap in 17 states with their own NIL protection laws.
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On April 15 the NCAA Division I Cabinet let pre-enrollment recruits sign with agents in all facets, including rev-share talks with schools. Conduct rules are still pending.
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On the one-year anniversary of the House settlement, a federal hearing this Wednesday will decide whether multimedia rights deals are 'associated entities' under CSC review.
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Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua told a Senate committee on June 3 that the House settlement's $20.5M cap is not actually a cap. Families reading 2027 offers should know why.
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The Big 12 became the first Power Four conference to deliver all 16 member signatures on the College Sports Commission participation agreement. The conference behind an offer now carries new weight.
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Senators Cruz and Cantwell introduced the Protect College Sports Act on May 27. It would cap agent fees, narrow transfers, and codify a school spending limit. Passage is uncertain.
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