NCAA After the Game supports a thriving community of millions of former student-athletes from more than 1,100-member schools through career development, resources, networking, engagement, and promotion of their well-being and continued...
The NCAA Women’s Volleyball Rules Committee on Friday recommended a change to combine in/out and touch coach’s challenges under the video review system.
Former Idaho football player and social media expert Adam Juratovac shares ideas for former student-athletes looking to build their personal brand online.
Thomas R. Williams, a former football player at Southern California, used his athletics experience as a platform to catapult his career off the gridiron. Now a motivational speaker and author, Williams helps student-athletes craft their own game plan for the next stage of their lives.
Eager to stay involved in the program that helped shape her professional life, Shelly Frick became the first UCF alum to participate in the Knights Without Borders service learning program.
The NCAA Division III Governance Staff hosted the 2018 ADR Institute January 17-18 in Indianapolis. Listed below are the 2018 session PowerPoints: All Sessions Enrollment Perspective on Athletics NCAA 101: Governance and Committee Service...
Roster: Division III Sportsmanship and Game Environment Working Group Roster Working Group Proceedings: November 2017: Nov. 2017 Agenda | Nov. 2017 Report August 2017: Aug. 2017 Agenda | Aug. 2017 Report July 2017: July 2017 Agenda | July...
Quality sleep raises GPAs and lowers the number of dropped classes. On the field, it speeds reaction times and decreases injury risk. So how can college athletes get more of it?
Despite being born with only one leg, Anthony Robles reached the pinnacle of college wrestling and become a national champion for Arizona State in 2011. He now gives back to the sport as a motivational speaker and an analyst for ESPN and the Pac-12 Network.
As she searched for topics to delve into during her graduate studies, Candice Williams became intrigued by the concept of elite athletes who also are new mothers.
Tracking the pulse of more than 120,000 Division II student-athletes is no small task for the 27 students and recent graduates who make up the national Division II SAAC.
