The NCAA will vote in January on expanding the one-time transfer exception to all sports and on legislation allowing athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness.
The NCAA has canceled its championships for the 2020 fall sports season, though the College Football Playoff is still proceeding forward toward a potential fall playoff.
The NCAA has mandated that member schools must honor scholarships who athletes who opt out due to COVID-19 and cover all medical expenses related to COVID-19.
A one-time transfer exception won't be coming to all sports this season, but changes are on the horizon with the NCAA intending to adopt new legislation by January.
Former Ohio State assistant athletic director Martin Jarmond has been hired as UCLA's athletic director after three years at Boston College, according to Yahoo Sports' Pete Thamel.
The NCAA Board of Governors announces its support for rule changes that, if approved in January 2021, will allow student-athletes to be paid for their name, image and likeness.
The NCAA has established a COVID-19 Playing and Practice Seasons Working Group to address potential challenges football and other fall sports could face this year.
The NCAA is planning grant athletes who participate in spring sports another year of eligibility, and is still considering whether to do so for winter athletes.
