Ross Dellenger

White House Putting Plans of Commission To Govern NCAA On Pause

NCAA President Charlie Baker has previously said he was “up for anything” when asked about the idea of a commission led by Trump.

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Knight Commission Hosts Meeting Discussing Future of Olympic Sports In NCAA

One proposal brought to the table would codify the NCAA sport minimum and require schools to maintain current average resource allocations.

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Schools Expected To Be Given Option To Grandfather In Roster Limits In House Settlement

House v. NCAA plaintiffs have requested grandfather protection for all athletes who lost spots because of roster limits.

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NCAA Reportedly Considering Allowing Five Years of Eligibility Across All Sports

Student-athletes have a five-year clock to complete four collegiate seasons, but have had the option of competing in five seasons coming out of the pandemic.

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NCAA Releases Q&A Detailing Settlement Specifics In House Case

Although the document doesn’t necessarily provide much new information on the settlement, it does give us some clarity on some different aspects of it.

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SEC, Big Ten Discuss Potential Partnership In Ever-Changing NCAA Landscape

The SEC and Big Ten are eyeing a scheduling agreement that would make it indirectly more difficult for other schools to earn college football playoff berths.

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Florida Looks To Delay New NIL Rules, Then Reverses Course After Outcry

Language buried in an unrelated amendment would have changed the start date of Florida’s new NIL rules – but the state reversed course after public outcry.

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