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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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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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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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International Student-Athletes: A Guide to NIL, Scholarships, Visas, and Your Rights in U.S. College Sports More than 25,000 international athletes compete in NCAA Division I each year, comprising about 13% of all athletes. Many arrive

Todd Graff 6/23/26 Todd Graff 6/23/26

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Can Coaches Contact You Before You Enter the Transfer Portal? Transfer Tampering Rules for 2026 If you are hearing from other coaches before your name is in the NCAA transfer portal, you are not imagining the pressure, or the risk. I

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

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What Happens After You File a Title IX Report? A Survivor’s Guide to Title IX Sexual Assault End-of-year events, spring weekends, and graduation parties are supposed to be a celebration, but they are also when many student-athletes dec

Todd Graff 5/14/26 Todd Graff 5/14/26

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Title IX and Tough Coaching: When Team Culture Becomes Harassment College sports are intense, and so is coaching. “Tough coaching” is common at the college level, but when it turns discriminatory or abusive, Title IX may give you prote

Lexi Panepinto 4/13/26 Lexi Panepinto 4/13/26

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Summer School, Study Abroad, and Eligibility: Can I Take Classes Off‑Campus? Summer classes can be a smart way to catch up or get ahead, but the wrong off‑campus course can cost you a season or delay graduation. Before you enroll at a

Todd Graff 4/2/26 Todd Graff 4/2/26

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Spring Football & Spring‑Sport Injuries: When You Need an Independent Doctor or Lawyer Spring is one of the busiest stretches on the college sports calendar. Football and several other programs shift into offseason spring practic

Todd Graff 3/24/26 Todd Graff 3/24/26

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