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🔔Attention Division I Men's Basketball Coaches🔔 As a result of the cancellation of the 2025 NCAA College Basketball Academy, the NCAA Men's Basketball Oversight Committee took action to adopt a revised July and August 2025 recruiting calendar. 🔗on.ncaa.com/2425DIMBBRecCal

🔔Attention Division I Women's Basketball Coaches🔔 As a result of the cancellation of the 2025 NCAA College Basketball Academy, the NCAA Women's Basketball Oversight Committee took action last week to adopt a revised July 2025 recruiting calendar. 🔗on.ncaa.com/2425DIWBBRecCal

Sports Wagering Reminder - Super Bowl LIX Edition❕

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Compliance Question of the Week: Q: Which Division I members are prohibited from sports wagering? A: Athletic department staff, non-athletics staff who have duties related to the athletic department, conference staff, and student-athletes are all prohibited from sports wagering.

Compliance Question of the Week: Q: What are the academic requirements for intercollegiate athletics eligibility? A: The student-athlete must be enrolled in at least a minimum full-time program of studies, be in good academic standing, and maintain progress towards a degree.

Huge shoutout to all the athletic trainers keeping student-athletes safe and healthy! 🙌💙 #NATM2025

🛌 March is #NationalSleepAwarenessMonth! 🛌 Collegiate athletes, don't underestimate the power of a good night's sleep! Quality sleep helps improve focus, reaction time, and reduces risk of injury. Prioritize your 💤! 🌟 🔗on.ncaa.com/Sleep

March Madness is here, but don’t let the excitement put your future at risk! Student-athletes, coaches, and staff - sports wagering is off-limits. Protect the game, your eligibility, and your future!🚫🏀 #DontBetOnIt #MarchMadness

Compliance Question of the Week Q: Who can be considered a student-athlete? A: An individual who was recruited by a member of the athletics department or a representative of athletic interest with a view towards the student’s ultimate participation in intercollegiate athletics.

Compliance Question of the Week: Q: What are the advertising requirements for an institution's camp or clinic? A: Camps or clinics must be advertised as open to all entrants and must be publicly advertised at least 14 calendar days before the first date of the camp or clinic.

Compliance Tip of the Day!

Compliance Question of the Week: Q: For baseball, when is the earliest an athletics department can be involved in an unofficial visit with a prospective student-athlete? A: September 1st of the prospective-student athlete's junior year of high school.

Compliance Tip of the Day!

Compliance Question of the Week: Q: What are the different NCAA recruitment periods? A: Evaluation period, contact period, quiet period, and dead period.

Reminder: Division I Men's Basketball Coaches Check out the graphic below for recruiting reminders related to permissible communications with prospective student-athletes involved in competition during June and July including at June Scholastic Events.

🔔Attention Division I Women's Basketball Coaches🔔 Check out the graphic below regarding the June recruiting calendar. 🔗on.ncaa.com/2425DIWBBRecCal

🔔Attention Division I Women's Basketball Coaches🔔 The NCAA DI Women's Basketball Oversight Committee Ad Comm approved updates to the 2025-26 and 2026-27 recruiting calendars. Check out the graphic below for more on the specific updates. 🔗on.ncaa.com/2526DIWBBRecCal