Two-thirds of Division I schools voted down a two-semester Men’s Soccer season. Here is how the vote played out, why the topic is not gone, and what it means for your recruiting timeline.
Signing Day opens November 11 for every NCAA Division I and II sport except football. Here are the dates, what a signature really means, and what to do if you're not ready yet.
NAIA members voted on November 4, 2026, to raise the limit from four to five seasons of competition. Here's what changes from 2027–28, who qualifies and what it takes academically.
Bulk actions for clubs, service plan presets for recruiting services and mail to all your athletes for event organizers: three new features that take the manual work out of managing a roster.
Is your target school in a new conference? What the ASUN–UAC alliance means for you and why it's worth maintaining an overview of what's happening in the ever-changing college landscape.
“When should we start?” is the question we hear most from athletes and parents. The honest answer: about three to four years before you plan to start college. That doesn’t mean emailing coaches at 14. It means knowing what’s ahead, so every year builds on the last.
Four schools join the NAIA in 2027–28: Christian Brothers, Manchester, Salem and Yavapai. Find out which conferences they're moving to, what each program brings and what it means for your recruiting and scholarship chances.
Men’s collegiate rowing is split between IRA varsity programs and ACRA club teams, and understanding the differences between these two governing bodies is key for recruits to choosing the college rowing environment that best fits their athletic, academic, and personal goals.
The college sports landscape updates through September 2025, include numerous institutional changes such as school closures and division transitions for NCAA and NAIA members. The article also provides extensive lists of specific athletic program additions and cuts, as well as conference realignments across all divisions.
Gain an edge over other recruits, trying to get yourself in the best possible spot to get scholarship offers. Stay informed with the latest updates in college athletics: new NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA programs and key developments for 2025/2026.
