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96: Steps Forward and Back: NCAA Keeps Eligibility Changes Coming, Iowa Gets Brunt of Tampering Backlash

April 16, 2026 • Alex Masse

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A yin and yang of college sports stories today:

We go back to an NCAA Championship that was won last weekend, amidst the hockey championship that did record numbers.

The UConn AD has some thoughts on the program's place in being profitable in modern college sports while leading with basketball.

The NCAA forges ahead again with some pre-enrollment rules for eligibility.

Iowa gets wins vacated for tampering in 2022 after they self-imposed a number of penalties. The Committee on Infractions said their hands were tied, but past actions obscure the necessity to erase victories.

Finally, the CFP brought out a new logo that looks quite similar to their previous one, and we wonder who was really excited for this, we would rather the committee fix their selection process.