The NCAA lays out four kinds of “recruiting periods” throughout the year that limits the type of interaction coaches can have with student-athletes: contact periods, evaluation periods, quiet ...

The college football recruiting process never ends.. But schools and coaches have to abide by the official calendar set by the NCAA that confines them to certain activities at certain times. Let's ...

The DI Council approved all Division I sports to return to their regular recruiting calendars beginning on June 1, the NCAA announced on Thursday. The Council acknowledged schools in different ...

The NCAA responded with a multi-pronged array of policy and legislative changes to wrap its arms around the amorphous recruiting machine. Among the changes was a revamped recruiting calendar.

That coveted weekend, July 11-14, was preserved in the new calendar. Adjusting to a revised recruiting calendar is, quite simply, nothing new for those who have been coaching for the past 10, 20 ...

Don’t worry. The spectacle you’ve grown to love — or hate, or both — isn’t going away. The NCAA approved sweeping changes to college football’s recruiting model on Friday, including ...

On July 21, the NCAA sent out this destined-to-be-erroneous recruiting calendar, which does not match what you'll see below. That prompted a flurry of confused text messages and phone calls across ...

The NCAA changed its college basketball calendar prior to the 2019-20 season, ... NCAA's new recruiting calendar draws mixed reviews. October 31, 2019 at 1:00 a.m. by The Associated Press.

The NCAA changed its college basketball calendar prior to the 2019-20 season, adding coach-led camps and high school tournaments to go with the club-ball events of the past.