Watch: A Discussion of the NCAA's Inclusion Campaign

The National College Athletic Association

Oct 11, 2022

Andy Katz discusses the upcoming NCAA Inclusion social media campaign with its founder, Dr. Yannick Kluch, director of inclusive excellence at VCU’s Center for Sport Leadership and current administrators of the program, Abigail Edwards and Solomon Siskind of the NCAA Office of Inclusion.

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D-I Board of Directors Formally Adopts Changes to Roster Limits

June 24, 2025

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A Monumental Hardwood Court Install for a Kansas Multi-Sport Complex

South Carolina Moves to Ban NIL Deals for High School Athletes

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State Board to Allow Florida's Public Universities to Use Campus Auxiliary Funds to Pay Athletes

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Louisiana Poised to Raise Sports Betting Tax to Help Colleges Pay Athletes

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D-I Board of Directors Formally Adopts Changes to Roster Limits

The changes — which codify roster limits, including legislated exceptions for current student-athletes whose roster spots would...

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A Renovated Home for the Cleveland Guardians and Their Management

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The Cleveland Guardian's newly renovated and expanded administration building provides a cutting-edge home and workplace for the team's management.

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South Carolina Moves to Ban NIL Deals for High School Athletes

The South Carolina High School League amended its bylaws last week to explicitly prohibit student-athletes from earning compensation for their athletic participation.

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State Board to Allow Florida's Public Universities to Use Campus Auxiliary Funds to Pay Athletes

Florida’s public universities can use up to $22.5 million a year from campus auxilliary programs to compensate student-athletes under an emergency rule approved by a state board Wednesday.

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Louisiana Poised to Raise Sports Betting Tax to Help Colleges Pay Athletes

Lawmakers in Louisiana are poised to increase gambling taxes to raise money for state colleges to pay student-athletes in the wake...

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After Much Debate, FHSAA Approves Shot Clocks for State Basketball Tournaments

The Florida High School Athletic Association board approved several changes to postseason formats during a recent meeting in Gainesville, including a mandate for shot clocks in state basketball tournament competition.

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Michigan Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Protect Student-Athlete NIL Rights

Michigan representative and former college and professional athlete Joe Tate has introduced a bill to protect student-athletes' right to profit off...

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WVU Board Approves $125 Student Fee, In-House NIL Entity

The University of West Virginia this week announced moves that leaders hope will keep the school competitive in the modern era of...

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Trump Administration May Target Title IX Provision That Allows Girls to Play Boys' Sports

The U.S. Department of Energy is preparing to roll back a portion of Title IX requiring that some sports be open to “the underrepresented sex” — sports that have traditionally included tackle football.

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Law Allows Texas Sports Officials to Remove Unruly Fans Without Warning

A bill signed by Texas governor Greg Abbot gives sports officials in the state the ability to remove unruly fans without a warning.

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AD Bjork: Ohio State Will Allocate Revenue Sharing to These Four Sports

Ohio State University is making several changes as it navigates the new landscape of college athletics.

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WIAA Fines, Penalizes Roosevelt High School Over Football Recruiting Violations

The Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association this week concluded its investigation into Roosevelt High School’s football recruiting practices, and it found the school guilty of level three violations.

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NCAA Approves Spate of New Rules Changes for Women's Basketball, Adds Coach's Challenge

A coach's video review challenge in women's basketball was approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel on...

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