Five for Five: Another Domino Falls in College Athletics 23 SEPTEMBER 2026 College athletics is changing again. This time, the conversation is around what’s commonly being called “five for five.” The NCAA adopted a new eligibility model this summer...
The Five-Coach Rule: What Happens to Strength and Conditioning If It Goes Away? 9 SEPTEMBER 2026 If you’ve worked in college strength and conditioning, you should be paying attention to Spellman v. NCAA. On July 31, longtime Division I strength and conditioning...
The STRONG Act: What It Actually Means for Strength and Conditioning Coaches 26 AUGUST 2026 If you’re a strength and conditioning coach, you may have recently seen emails from the NSCA or CSCCa asking you to support the STRONG Act. Both organizations are supporting...
Why the future of college athletics is comprehensive integration 15 JULY 2026 A few years ago, if you asked most athletic departments what elite athlete support looked like, the answer would’ve centered around the high-performance model. Bring together strength...
Why AI Will Make Great Coaches More Valuable, Not Less 10 JUNE 2026 A lot of people in coaching hear “AI” and immediately think replacement. They think computers writing programs, removing coaches, automating decisions, and turning athletics into some cold, robotic...
Why Injuries Are a System Problem, Not a Person Problem 20 MAY 2026 For years, injuries in sport have been treated like they belong to one person or one department. When something goes wrong, the instinct is to look for who is responsible. I understand that. I have...
