Sept. 23 we’re teaming up with @WinterSportsLaw + @jetrglobal + @CollegeGMs to break down what we learned in 2026 and what’s coming in 2027: NIL/CSC, international athlete visa issues + creative projects abroad.
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So grateful for an unforgettable trip and the memories we made together!
A huge thank you to @globalsande and our incredible donors for making this experience possible! 🦬🇵🇹
DIII football programs are finding new ways to differentiate themselves. Check out the recent Italy tours @globalsande coordinated for Carthage and Springfield colleges. https://t.co/d7WoUyfJZb
Back in the day my college team @PLUFootball traveled to China, France, and my senior year to Germany. We played for 20,000 fans, were on TV and beat the Hamberg Blue Devils by 30+ points. It was a great trip!
🔥 ITALY BOUND 🔥
Today we begin our team trip to Italy! Be sure to follow all of our Carthage Football social media channels to check out everything the Firebirds are going to be up to!
#FuelTheFlame // #BirdsSupportBirds
Best incoming transfer classes at https://t.co/cegyfz96ax, based on both the quality and quantity of incoming players through the portal:
1. Louisville
2. Texas
3. Miami
4. Marquette
5. Indiana
6. Villanova
7. Xavier
8. Kansas
9. USC
10. UCLA
One high-major coach to @TheFieldOf68 on the portal:
“I’ve long accepted that the chaos this time of the year is part of the job. We all know there are ways to improve it.
Having said that I do think it has added, in a positive way, to the offseason interest in CBB, in a similar way that free agency has helped the NBA.
The biggest challenge these last few years has been figuring out what numbers are “real” or embelllished when it comes to NIL offers when speaking with agents. Which is why we have just reached out to other coaches and staffs we trust when we have heard they are involved to get the real #’s.”
Are we starting to see the advantage that basketball teams at non-football schools have with paying their athletes?
With no front loading this year, schools with football have to put together big 3rd party packages.
Schools with no football can just pay all via rev share.
The NCAA DI Council has eliminated the 1-in-4-year foreign tour restriction.
Programs can now travel overseas annually, effective immediately — a major shift for college hoops.
Credit to @globalsande for pushing this forward with MBB & WBB Oversight Ctte’s under co-leadership of MBB Chair https://t.co/oiSXZRTpUj
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