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What is NCAA Delayed Enrollment? Rules, Grace Periods, and How to Stay Eligible
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Taking a gap between high school and college can be a smart move for many athletes. You might use this time to train, compete, recover from an injury, or finalize your college plans. But here’s the catch: it can also affect your eligibility if you enter official events after the grace period has expired. Here’s…
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NCAA Redshirt Rules Under Fire: Inside the 2025 Class-Action Lawsuit and Recruiting Impact
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A new class-action lawsuit against the NCAA could reshape how a season of competition is counted. Ten current and former athletes across multiple sports argue that the current five-year clock should allow five playable seasons, a direct challenge to today’s NCAA redshirt rules. Here’s everything we know so far about redshirt eligibility and what recruits…
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What Is NCAA Revenue Sharing?
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NCAA revenue sharing is now a reality: for the first time in history, NCAA Division 1 colleges and universities who opt into the House v. NCAA settlement, will directly share athletic department revenue with student-athletes in the form of direct payments. Traditionally, athletes were limited to scholarships, while some universities and conferences collected billions from…
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Is NCSA Legit? Uncovering the Facts for Families
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For those wondering, “Is NCSA legit?”, our history and thousands of athlete success stories speak to our dedication and credibility in college sports recruiting. Our mission is to empower student-athletes to achieve their dreams of playing sports at the college level. With over two decades of experience, we’re committed to providing the resources, guidance, and…
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Understanding How To Get Recruited For College Sports
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The recruitment process can be long and arduous, but it can also be extremely rewarding. By staying proactive throughout the entire recruiting process, you have a much greater chance of being recruited. We’ve prepared a guideline to help you along your recruiting journey with key tips to help you achieve your dream. 1. Stay ahead…
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What Are the Differences Between JV and Varsity?
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Schools use JV to train their rising stars. The next Tom Brady or Brett Favre of the team gets their start in JV. They move to varsity when they’ve proven themselves ready. If you’ve lived and breathed football all your life, you’ve probably wondered about varsity vs. JV. Which team will I get to play…
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Your Most Frequently Asked Questions Answered
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After months of answering questions and responding to comments on our Facebook page we’ve gathered a list of the 5 most frequently asked questions/posted comments we’ve come across. The following should help you have a better understanding of how NCSA College Recruiting works and why setting up a profile might just be your next step to jump…