The list of awards continue piling up for standout Otterbein University freshman Peyton Proffitt, who was named Great Lakes Region Women's Field Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association on Tuesday afternoon.

The NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee this month proposed a rules change for the 2023-24 season to the legal guarding position on block/charge scenarios involving defenders around the basket.

If a proposal by the NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee is approved for the 2023-24 season, women's basketball players judged to have flopped would be issued a warning on the first offense, with a technical foul being charged for any subsequent infractions.

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors Wednesday unanimously adopted new rules for all Division I schools that will require increased support for college athletes.

The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel recently approved several football timing rules changes for Divisions I and II intended to continue the effort to control the flow of the game and encourage more consistent game management for the 2023-24 academic year.

The NCAA Wrestling Rules Committee at its annual meeting in Indianapolis last month recommended making all takedowns worth three points, effective with the 2023-24 season.

During its meeting this week, the NCAA Division I Council unanimously approved a Transformation Committee proposal that was developed in collaboration with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee that will require student-athlete voices to be included in decision-making at the school and conference levels.

In a year where the celebration of Title IX's 50th anniversary is front and center in college athletics, the Emerging Sports for Women Program continues to be a catalyst for increasing opportunities for female student-athletes.

Prepare for the journey ahead. Tomorrow starts today. Both are thematic messages that 18 college football players heard during last month’s NCAA Elite Student-Athlete Symposium for Football. The annual event, held by the NCAA leadership development and enforcement staffs while the NFL Combine was in Indianapolis, aims to prepare high-profile college players with eligibility remaining for that journey.

After approval of its creation by the Division I Council in October, the College Basketball Academy for women will take place July 28-31 at the Memphis Sports and Events Center in Memphis, Tenn. In addition, the College Basketball Academy for men, which has been restructured since its debut in 2019 at four sites across the country, is set to return July 24-27 at the same Memphis venue.