We continue to keep an eye on how #COVID19 is altering the world of college athletics, specific to the recruiting of incoming student-athletes ('20 & '21 classes).
As is now widely known, the NCAA suspended ALL in-person recruiting through May 31. With this, the National Letter of Intent (NLI) announced updated signing periods:
For ALL Division 1 and Division 2 sports, signing is suspended through April 15th.
D1 Basketball has now been pushed out until August 1st of this year. Note that the regular period is typically held between April 15th and May 20th.
Football (D1 and D2) has had it's signing period extended out to August 1st. This regular period is typically held between February 5th and April 1st.
For ALL OTHER Division 1 and Division 2 sports, the signing period has NOT changed (and will continue until August 1st).
At this time, high school juniors who intend on signing in the '20-'21 academic year (for college entrance in '21-'22), your timeline for signing the NLI has not been impacted.
Questions? Need guidance on navigating these changes? Don't hesitate to reach out! [email protected]
As is now widely known, the NCAA suspended ALL in-person recruiting through May 31. With this, the National Letter of Intent (NLI) announced updated signing periods:
For ALL Division 1 and Division 2 sports, signing is suspended through April 15th.
D1 Basketball has now been pushed out until August 1st of this year. Note that the regular period is typically held between April 15th and May 20th.
Football (D1 and D2) has had it's signing period extended out to August 1st. This regular period is typically held between February 5th and April 1st.
For ALL OTHER Division 1 and Division 2 sports, the signing period has NOT changed (and will continue until August 1st).
At this time, high school juniors who intend on signing in the '20-'21 academic year (for college entrance in '21-'22), your timeline for signing the NLI has not been impacted.
Questions? Need guidance on navigating these changes? Don't hesitate to reach out! [email protected]
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