At its annual fall meeting recently in Cleveland, the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee reviewed planning efforts for the upcoming season and the 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship.

The NIT Board of Managers has announced changes for the 2024 National Invitation Tournament that impact how teams qualify.

The NCAA Division II Presidents Council at its meeting in Indianapolis recently appointed two independent members to serve on the Division II Executive Board, the modified version of the Presidents Council that will take over Feb. 1.

The Division I Board of Directors recently charged NCAA staff and committees to review existing transfer rules and waiver guidelines and consider potential modifications to improve the efficiency of the waiver process, including increasing, where possible, objectivity of criteria. Any such modifications would be applied for any student-athletes seeking immediate eligibility for the 2024-25 academic year.

The NCAA Division III Management Council ratified the action taken by the Administrative Committee to increase the championship per diem to $125 (with a $55 host per diem), effective immediately.

Women's wrestling is on track to become the NCAA's 91st NCAA championship, based on the latest sports sponsorship data released this month.

The NCAA has launched its first sports wagering e-learning module, designed to further educate more than 500,000 current and prospective student-athletes on problem gambling's harms and the risks sports wagering poses to the integrity of their games.

The NCAA Division I Council this approved changes to notification-of-transfer windows across all sports, including a reduction from 60 to 45 total days in both FCS and FBS football and a reduction from 60 to 45 consecutive days for men's and women's basketball.

College athletic officials testified Tuesday in support of nationally standardized name, image and likeness regulations at a U.S. Senate hearing.

At the request of the Collegiate Commissioners Association, the NCAA Division I Council directed the Division I Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement and Legislative Committee to reexamine the legislation and application of reinstatement guidelines for student-athletes who engage in sports wagering.

The NCAA Division I Council this month voted unanimously to introduce proposals that would increase penalties in the infractions process for individuals responsible for violations. The rules changes could be adopted as early as January.

The NCAA will advocate for updating existing state sports betting laws and regulations to protect student-athletes from harassment or coercion, address the negative impacts of problem gambling and protect the integrity of NCAA competition. In the past five years, 38 states have passed 38 different laws legalizing sports betting, and while some contain robust protection and integrity provisions, many do not.

The NCAA Division I Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to introduce several proposals intended to enhance student-athlete protections regarding their name, image and likeness rights.

The NCAA Division I Infractions Appeals Committee vacated some of the prescribed penalties issued by the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions in the California State University, Northridge men's basketball case. The Infractions Appeals Committee remanded the case to the Committee on Infractions for reassessment of the case classification and the appropriate resulting penalties.

The NCAA announced the tournament format, broadcast partners, selection committee and criteria for the newly created 32-team Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament, which will be played for the first time in 2024.