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New Blog Series: Connecticut Sports Recruiting

“A student athlete gets recruited once in a lifetime.  College coaches recruit hundreds of players each year.  So the bottom line is that players and parents need to be educated.” –Tom Lamb, Head...

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When Can a School Take Away Your Scholarship?

You are a scholarship student-athlete and receive word that your university will be reducing or not renewing your scholarship.  Can the university do this?  What are the NCAA’s rules concerning the...

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Discussing the Recruiting Process at Fairfield Prep

Last Thursday night, I had the opportunity to meet with the Fairfield Prep Fathers’ Club and participate on a panel discussion entitled “Transitioning to College Athletics.”  The panel primarily...

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Can a School Take Away Your Scholarship During the School Year?

Last fall, I published a post entitled When Can a School Take Away Your Scholarship?, covering the basic NCAA rules on the cancellation or reduction of athletic scholarships.  To follow-up on this...

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Friday Sports Briefs

Junior Seau Found to Have CTE ESPN reported yesterday that football legend Junior Seau, who committed suicide in May, suffered from  chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disease that has been...

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When a School Doesn’t Want You to Sign a National Letter of Intent

I have spent a good deal of time discussing the National Letter of Intent (NLI) on this blog.  Generally, I have concluded that the most elite prospects should considering forgoing the NLI.  On the...

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How do Colleges Juggle Scholarships with Roster Changes?

I was recently interviewed by Paul Oren of the Times of Northwest Indiana regarding NCAA scholarship rules. Oren was particularly interested in a situation with the Valparaiso men’s basketball team,...

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