NCAA

Covers 2014 to 2025

Conferences named on some of these pages: Big Ten, Pac-12.

How the pages name it: Decided by, Named in the case.

Newest page that names it: The NCAA ends the spring transfer window (September 17, 2025).

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The pages that involve this institution, oldest first.

Each dot is a page. The space between dots is drawn to the real calendar.

  1. Aug 8 to Aug 10, 2014O’Bannon v. NCAA ruling

    Mark Emmert, NCAA president

    No one on our legal team or the college conferences’ legal teams think this is a violation of antitrust laws and we need to get that settled in the courts.

    FOX Sports, Aug 10, 2014

    Named in the case
  2. Apr 8 to Apr 28, 2016The NCAA bans satellite camps, then lifts the ban

    Jim Harbaugh, Michigan head coach

    Good news. It’s good for prospective student-athletes, fans, coaches and competition.

    Bleacher Report, Apr 28, 2016

  3. Jun 13 to Oct 15, 2018The NCAA ends the permission rule for transfers

    Justin Sell, South Dakota State athletic director who led the NCAA transfer working group

    The membership showed today that it supports this significant change in transfer rules …

    The Spokesman-Review, Jun 13, 2018

    Decided by
  4. Aug 18 to Aug 21, 2020The NCAA’s extra year of eligibility for fall athletes

    Joe Castiglione, Oklahoma athletic director

    I think the most forgiving, flexible plan would be the best

    KDKA Radio, Aug 18, 2020

  5. Apr 14 to Apr 28, 2021The NCAA’s one-time transfer rule

    Shane Lyons, West Virginia athletic director and Division I Council member

    We feel it has to be done for roster management purposes …

    Sports Illustrated, Apr 14, 2021

    Decided by
  6. Jun 21, 2021NCAA v. Alston: the Supreme Court and limits on athlete benefits

    Jeffrey Kessler, Lead attorney for the plaintiffs

    Hopefully it will be the major next step on the road to a true fair competitive system for these athletes.

    Touchdown Alabama Magazine, Jun 21, 2021

    Named in the case
  7. Jun 30 to Jul 1, 2021The NCAA’s interim NIL policy takes effect

    Mark Emmert, NCAA president

    This is an important day for college athletes since they all are now able to take advantage of name, image and likeness opportunities

    NCAA.com, Jun 30, 2021

  8. Jan 8 to Jan 9, 2024Michigan 34, Washington 13

    Jim Harbaugh, Michigan head coach

    It’s just such a glorious feeling. I really don’t have any more words than that

    KOZY (ABC Audio), Jan 8, 2024

  9. Jan 24 to Jan 28, 2024Harbaugh leaves Michigan for the Chargers

    Jim Harbaugh, Chargers head coach

    There’s no Lombardi Trophy in college football. I got so many sands left in the hourglass and I want to take a crack at that.

    CBS Sports, Jan 28, 2024

  10. Feb 23 to Feb 28, 2024Tennessee and Virginia v. NCAA: the preliminary injunction

    Charlie Baker, NCAA president

    I think in the end, we are going to need Congress to do something …

    theScore, Feb 23, 2024

    Named in the case
  11. May 23, 2024 to Jun 6, 2025House v. NCAA settlement

    Charlie Baker, NCAA president

    Approving the agreement reached by the NCAA, the defendant conferences and student-athletes in the settlement opens a pathway to begin stabilizing college sports.

    NCAA.org, Jun 6, 2025

    Named in the case
  12. Dec 18 to Dec 23, 2024Pavia v. NCAA: the preliminary injunction

    Clark Lea, Vanderbilt head coach

    I couldn’t be happier for Diego to be able to extend his college career …

    NBC Sports, Dec 18, 2024

    Named in the case
  13. Sep 4 to Sep 17, 2025The NCAA ends the spring transfer window

    Brian Kelly, LSU head coach

    I’m sorry; there’s no crying on the yacht. It’s the best position at this time that allows us to set our rosters moving forward.

    FootballScoop, Sep 10, 2025

    Decided by

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