Join Athletic Business at NIRSA 2022 (Booth 1137)

Mar 25, 2022

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Athletic Business is excited to see everyone at NIRSA 2022 (March 29-April 1) in Portland, Ore. As NIRSA's preferred media partner, we hope you'll stop by our booth and tell us what you've been up to and where you're headed in the coming year!

For more information about the show head over to: https://www.nirsa.net/conference/nirsa-2022-portland/

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Feds: Schools, Coaches Can't Suspend Athletes During Misconduct Probes

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New Virginia Law Allows Schools to Negotiate NIL Deals Directly with Athletes

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NCAA to Approve Unlimited Transferring With Immediate Eligibility

NCAA D-II Eliminates Residency Requirement for Student-Athletes Who Transfer

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Feds: Schools, Coaches Can't Suspend Athletes During Misconduct Probes

New federal regulations released today will prevent colleges and coaches from suspending athletes while school officials investigate allegations of sexual misconduct made against them.

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New Virginia Law Allows Schools to Negotiate NIL Deals Directly with Athletes

Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin signed House Bill 1505 into law on Thursday, allowing state colleges and universities to compensate their own student-athletes through NIL deals without restriction from the NCAA.

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NCAA to Approve Unlimited Transferring With Immediate Eligibility

The freest free agency in all of sports is about to get even freer. The NCAA Division I Council on Wednesday unanimously adopted a package of rules changes to allow student-athletes unlimited transfers with immediate eligibility.

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NCAA D-II Eliminates Residency Requirement for Student-Athletes Who Transfer

The Division II Management Council this week supported emergency legislation that would eliminate Division II's year-in-residence requirement for undergraduate student-athletes transferring between four-year schools and implement new academic standards...

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NCAA Hits Michigan Football With Three Years Probation Over Recruiting Violations

The NCAA announced today that the University of Michigan, along with five individuals who currently or previously worked for its football program, have reached an agreement with NCAA enforcement staff on recruiting violations and coaching activities...

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Stanford’s H. Craig Heller Helps Sound Alarm on Athletes and Transmeridian Travel

Nothing puts the folly of collegiate conference realignment into sharper focus than Stanford University football players being forced to travel 2,831 miles due west across four time zones to play North Carolina State this fall as...

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Bethany College in Kansas Will Not Comply With New NAIA Transgender Policy

Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kan., says it will not comply with a new NAIA policy that dictates that only athletes whose biological sex is female who haven’t started hormone therapy will be allowed to participate in women’s sports.

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Men’s, Women’s Tournaments Highlight Continued Growth, Impact of College Basketball

As millions of fans tuned into broadcasts and traveled to arenas, one of the world's most popular sporting events took center stage. Record-breaking ratings and crowds created yet another unforgettable March Madness season, highlighting the continued...

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NFL to Allow Third Helmet Option in 2025

NFL teams that are currently going through a redesign option had been given a third helmet option for the 2025 season, but the league has now extended that leeway to all teams.

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Louisiana College Sports Venues Could Soon Be Forced to Accept Cash

The Louisiana Legislature's House Education Committee on Tuesday advanced House Bill 5, which would require public colleges and universities to accept cash at events, including sporting events.

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New NAIA Policy Limits Women's Sports Participation to Biological Females

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics on Monday unveiled a new policy that all but bans transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports at its 241 member schools.

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Nebraska Bill Restricting Trans Student-Athlete Participation Fails to Advance

A Nebraska bill aimed at restricting transgender student-athlete participation in sports failed to advance Friday.

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