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Joined June 2009
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DI Cabinet approves proposal that would move men's soccer to a two-semester playing season. Because it passed with less than 75% of the vote, the proposal will now go to a 30-day rescission period, during which eligible DI schools or conferences can submit a vote to defeat the new rule. If two-thirds of the eligible members do not vote to defeat it, it will subsequently take effect. The Cabinet's vote is not final until its meeting concludes later today.
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Coaches and Recruits- Final Amateurism Certification opened today in their NCAA Eligibility Center accounts. Please ensure they have their enrollment period set to "Winter/Spring 2027" and ensure all of their sports participation responses have been fully completed! #amateurism
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Have a basketball coach wanting to attend a scholastic activity for evaluation purposes? Below are reminders on the analysis that must be taken for the coach to permissibly attend. For help determining if a team is scholastic, sign into LSDBi and visit on.ncaa.com/EdColDST.
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Statement from NCAA President Charlie Baker about the Protect College Sports Act: "Student-athletes from across the country and all three NCAA Divisions worked hard to get on this legislation moving and thanks to their advocacy, the bill just received a massive, bipartisan vote in the Senate. The NCAA thanks the many senators who sponsored this bill – including Senators Cruz, Cantwell, Schmitt and Coons – as well as the many other senators who voted for the bill, for their bipartisan effort to protect this uniquely American tradition of college sports in the decades to come. Now the bill moves to the U.S. House of Representatives and there is much work left to do to ensure student-athlete benefits are codified into federal law and future generations of young people can access those benefits and use college sports as the launching point for their careers.”
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NCAA statement: The Tenth Circuit’s decision to stay the preliminary injunction issued by a Colorado federal district court judge in Wisne permits Division I to return to the status quo before the district court intervened. Effective immediately, the age-based eligibility rules will be implemented as the Division I membership intended. Class members who were allowed to compete because of the Wisne injunction are no longer eligible to compete.  The Association will separately continue to defend other similar putative class action lawsuits and the state court cases that have been filed by former student-athletes seeking additional eligibility and expeditiously appeal any cases where former student-athletes have, or will, be granted additional eligibility through separate state court rulings.  We are encouraged by the Ohio Court of Appeals’ decision to stay the first of those injunctions pending our appeal. Institutions will not have violations for any class members who were allowed to compete consistent with the scope of the Wisne injunction prior to the stay being granted, and those former student-athletes are no longer eligible under the Wisne injunction. Staff will continue to process any hardship waivers or season of competition waivers submitted for a class member by the July 31, 2026, deadline.
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Statement from NCAA Chief Legal Officer Scott Bearby: The Tenth Circuit has ordered expedited briefing on our request for a stay pending appeal.  The deadline for the class members to file a response to the emergency motion is Friday, August 14.  The NCAA's reply brief must be filed no later than Monday, August 17.  In the meantime, the Wisne injunction remains in effect. The Division I Cabinet, including its student-athlete members, carefully considered whether to make the age-based eligibility rule apply retroactively, and decided that doing so would not be in the best interest of all current and future college athletes.  We stand behind and will continue to fully defend the membership's decision.  The injunction should never have been granted, and we have asked the Tenth Circuit to permanently reverse it.
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Judge Sweeney has issued an order clarifying the scope of the injunction issued Friday night. In doing so, she clarified that her injunction ONLY grants athletes in the class a fifth year. It *does not* enjoin transfer rules, roster caps, rev share caps, etc.
As expected, the NCAA has filed an emergency motion with Judge Sweeney seeking to clarify the injunction she issued yesterday. As their letter this morning indicated, they want the court to make sure the court is not enjoining any terms of the House Settlement.
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🚨 Breaking News | DHS has scrapped a long-standing policy that allowed international students to stay in the U.S. until they finish their program. The new rule will limit their stay to just 4 years unless they receive an extension. Read the story ➡️ bit.ly/4fDwBZo
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The judge who issued the preliminary injunction in the Ohio lawsuit regarding the NCAA’s new eligibility rule has denied the NCAA’s motion to stay the PI pending a ruling on its appeal. Relevant players remain eligible. We’ll see how quickly the NCAA can appeal the PI.
NEWS: An update in the age-based eligibility lawsuit in Hamilton County, OH Judge Wagner has denied the NCAA's motion to stay the preliminary injunction pending appeal. The players in Ohio remain eligible, pending the NCAA's appeal.
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Missouri Valley College Announces Hiring of Christian Pope as New Athletic Director! #valleywillroll valleywillroll.com/general/2…
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Day 1️⃣ is open for business! Stop by the registration desk, print your badge, and get ready to take on #NACDA26
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Speaking at a session? Connecting with colleagues? Making memories at #NACDA26? Sign up for Impulse and receive photos you're in directly to your phone throughout Convention, perfect for sharing your #NACDA26 experience on social media. Register before, during, or after the event! 📸portal.impul.co/events/nacda…
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Today, @theCSCommission released its latest NIL Deal Flow Report. Highlights since the launch of NIL Go include: Between March 1 and April 30: • The CSC cleared over 5,500 deals worth a total value of $75.85 million — nearly double the $39.29 million cleared in the previous two-month period. • 442 deals worth a total value of $26.87 million were not cleared. • Since the NIL Go platform launched on June 11, 2025, and through April 30, 2026: • 26,556 deals worth a total value of $242.35 million have been cleared • 1,153 deals worth a total value of $56.17 million have been not cleared since the launch of NIL Go
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