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Reporting Title IX Summer Incident Before School Year Starts: Your Options as You Return to Campus If something happened to you this summer, and you're now heading back to school, you may be wondering whether you can still report it un

Todd Graff 8/20/26 Todd Graff 8/20/26

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College Athlete Mental Health Rights: What Your School Must Provide And What You Can Demand Early fall is one of the hardest stretches of the year for college athletes. Preseason camps, class schedules, and roster competition collide r

Todd Graff 8/18/26 Todd Graff 8/18/26

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Title IX and Hazing in College Athletics: When Initiation Rituals Become Illegal If you’re heading into fall camp or preseason, you may hear older teammates talk about “tradition,” “rookie night,” or “earning your spot.” In today’s col

Todd Graff 8/13/26 Todd Graff 8/13/26

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DHS Ends Duration of Status Deadline: What International Student-Athletes and Families Need to Know Before Sept. 15 For years, international students on F-1 visas lived under "Duration of Status" or “DHS,” an open-ended framework tha

Todd Graff 8/12/26 Todd Graff 8/12/26

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What To Do If Your College Athlete Scholarship Is Not Renewed Before Fall Learning in August that your college athlete scholarship is not renewed can feel like the floor just dropped out from under you. And it’s something we’re hearing

Todd Graff 8/11/26 Todd Graff 8/11/26

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The NCAA Eligibility Ruling in Colorado: What Class of 2022 Athletes Actually Get — and Don't If you're a Division I athlete from the high school Class of 2022, you've probably seen the Colorado court headlines about the NCAA eligibi

Todd Graff 8/6/26 Todd Graff 8/6/26

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What Incoming College Athletes and DI Transfers Must Do With Their NIL Deals the Moment They Enroll For incoming Division I student-athletes enrolling this fall, the NIL reporting deadline begins as soon as you either attend your first

Todd Graff 8/5/26 Todd Graff 8/5/26

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Fall Camp is Starting: What Every College Athlete Needs to Know About Their Rights Before Day One This month, camp opens for most fall sports. Before you report, it helps to understand your college athlete rights during camp because th

Todd Graff 8/4/26 Todd Graff 8/4/26

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Accused of Sexual Assault College: What to Do in the First 24 Hours After being notified of a Title IX complaint, the first 24 hours matter more than almost anything else. In college cases, the school’s process can move quickly, and Of

Todd Graff 7/30/26 Todd Graff 7/30/26

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Walk-On College Athlete Rights: What Preferred Walk-On vs Scholarship Really Means Before Fall Camp Walk-On College Athlete Rights Matter More in July Than Most Athletes Realize As rosters tighten before fall camp, many incoming fresh

Todd Graff 7/28/26 Todd Graff 7/28/26

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NCAA Eligibility Waiver Deadline Is July 31: What College Athletes Must File Right Now The NCAA eligibility waiver deadline is July 31, and if you miss it, you may lose rights you will never get back. Under the NCAA's new age-based el

Todd Graff 7/23/26 Todd Graff 7/23/26

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Summer Practice Has Started — Here Are Your Rights as a College Athlete July is here, and for college athletes, that means one thing: summer practice season is in full swing. Whether you're a returning player or an incoming freshm

Todd Graff 7/21/26 Todd Graff 7/21/26

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FAQ: Can Your School Sue You for Transferring? What Every College Athlete Needs to Know About Revenue-Sharing Contracts for the 2026-27 academic year Schools are no longer staying quiet when athletes enter the transfer portal. In 2026,

Todd Graff 7/16/26 Todd Graff 7/16/26

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Your College Athlete Revenue-Sharing Contract: 7 Red-Flag Clauses To Review Before You Sign A revenue‑sharing contract likely represents the first time a school has put a long, complex payment agreement in front of you as a college

Todd Graff 7/14/26 Todd Graff 7/14/26

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Title IX & Revenue Sharing: A Year In — and Female Athletes Are Still Waiting for Their Fair Share What a full year of data reveals about gender equity in college athlete pay — and what you can do about it now. Revenue sharing h

Todd Graff 7/9/26 Todd Graff 7/9/26

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College Athlete Revenue Sharing Rights: What Your 2026-27 Deal Should Really Look Like The 2026-27 academic year reflects the second full year under the House v. NCAA revenue-sharing framework, in which schools can directly compensat

Todd Graff 7/7/26 Todd Graff 7/7/26

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My School Mishandled My Title IX Complaint: What Student-Athletes Can Do When the Process Stalls If you’re thinking, “My school mishandled my Title IX complaint,” you are not alone, especially if you filed in the spring and now it’s su

Todd Graff 7/2/26 Todd Graff 7/2/26

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Four Costly Summer Mistakes That Blow Up Fall Eligibility Summer feels like a break. For college athletes, it can quietly destroy your eligibility before fall camp even starts. You don't have to do something dramatic — one missed deadl

Todd Graff 6/30/26 Todd Graff 6/30/26

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The NCAA's 5-in-5 Rule Is Now Official. Here's What It Means. The NCAA Division I Cabinet approved a new age-based eligibility model this week, the most significant overhaul of college sports eligibility rules in decades. Five season

Todd Graff 6/26/26 Todd Graff 6/26/26

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A Parent's Guide to Title IX Rights for College Students: How to Support Your Child After Campus Sexual Misconduct Allegations Summer is when many families hear the full story for the first time. Your college athlete is home, and what

Todd Graff 6/25/26 Todd Graff 6/25/26

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