Judge Rules Public School Athletes In North Carolina High Schools Can Profit Off NIL
High school athletes at North Carolina public schools will soon be allowed to profit off their name, image, and likeness after a Wake County judged issued a ruling on Tuesday. (10/1/24)

Former Georgia, Alabama Football Coach Scott Cochran's New Life After Addiction
For more than two decades, Scott Cochran's thundering bullhorn of a voice helped him become the most famous strength and conditioning coach in college football. (9/25/24)

Strength & Conditioning Plan For H.S. And College Football Players
Football players require a balanced approach to strength and conditioning that enhances performance on the field and reduces the risk of injury. (9/24/24)

Big Baller, Shot Caller: High School Athletes And The Emerging NIL Framework
In May, a top-ranked wide receiver from the two-time reigning state champion football program at DeSoto High School in Texas tweeted his disappointment that California, Georgia, Florida, and even Louisiana allow high school athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness (NIL), but Texas does not. And he was right. (9/23/24)

UF Professor Helps Change Safety Rules To Protect Florida High School Athletes
Student-athletes in Florida high schools face a unique set of challenges — from enduring summer heat on the field to lacking some key safety services off the field, like access to athletic trainers. (9/23/24)

Geauxpreps.Com & Fundraising University: A Winning Collaboration For Louisiana High School Sports
GeauxPreps.com, Louisiana’s premier platform for high school sports coverage, is excited to announce a new partnership with Fundraising University, the leader in team-based fundraising solutions. (9/20/24)

A Fresh Approach To Strength And Conditioning
Movement, Nutrition, and Mindset. These are the three key areas of focus for Chris Summa, the new head strength and conditioning coach at George School. (9/17/24)

The Impact of Early Specialization on Young Athletes: A Balanced Approach for Long-Term Success
Early specialization in sports has become increasingly common, with many young athletes, both girls and boys aged 7-10, dedicating themselves entirely to a single sport. While this focus can initially boost skill levels, it often leads to various neuromuscular, structural, social, and psychological imbalances. (9/17/24)