Proud two-time UIC alumnus, and a treasured member of our Flames Family Ricky Diaz passed away unexpectedly this morning.
We'll remember the laugh, the smile and the overwhelming passion he had for helping others in everything he did.
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REMINDER: There is a Recruiting Shutdown period for the @IlliniWBB team and all other WBB programs across the country as coaches prepare for the upcoming year.
Illini Student-Athletes! Please remember state law requires you to disclose all NIL activities to the University of Illinois. This can be done via your @opendorse app!
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Unsure of your Amateur Status with new NCAA Name/Image/Likeness policies?
The USGA and the @RandA have provided some answers. Tap below for more.
It's a groundbreaking day in Illinois as @GovPritzker signed legislation into law allowing #UIC student-athletes to be compensated for their name, image and likeness beginning July 1!
AD @Michael_Lipitz shares his thoughts on the revolutionary development β¬οΈ
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π¨Student-Athletes: If you have any plans to transfer and you do not initiate your Notification of Transfer request in ARMS by July 1, 2021, you will be ineligible to use the one-time transfer exception for the 21-22 academic year. Please contact compliance with any questions!π¨
All the council did today was RECOMMEND the change. No changes will actually occur until after the Board of Directors meets on Wednesday. Please wait before proceeding with any NIL activities until you hear from us that the rules have changed.
The past year was filled with constant adversity, this video is a reminder that the grind was worth it...
Peep at some of my favorite shots β¬οΈ
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We suggest reading the opinion before commenting on it. Compliance administrators, on campuses across the country, are working to unpack everything and will update as changes are sure to come. Stay tuned.
NEW: In a victory for college athletes, SCOTUS unanimously invalidates a portion of the NCAA's "amateurism" rules. The court says the NCAA can no longer bar colleges from providing athletes with education-related benefits such as free laptops or paid post-graduate internships.