NCAA recruiting calendar:

AS EXPECTED—> NCAA again extends recruiting dead period, now through July 31 https://t.co/8Nd28F2EfU
via @ESPN App https://t.co/mfs6yRteBm @BlueStarMedia1 @BlueStar30s

— Mike Flynn (@MikeFlynn826) May 28, 2020

AS EXPECTED—> NCAA again extends recruiting dead period, now through July 31

The Division-I Council has deferred a decision on the recruiting calendar. They will vote within the next few weeks.https://t.co/0I1FrT7hu9 pic.twitter.com/N5byAqrsx7

— Andrew Slater (@Andrew__Slater) June 17, 2020

The Division-I Council has deferred a decision on the recruiting calendar.

So, to recap:

July 13 - College football summer access

July 20 - College Basketball summer access

August 7 - College football practice

- No recruiting weekends for college hoop in August or September have been sanctioned yet.

— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) June 17, 2020

July 20 - College Basketball summer access

The Division I Council has extended the recruiting dead period: https://t.co/cGExRdbLrl pic.twitter.com/se3BFgg8wY

— Inside the NCAA (@InsidetheNCAA) June 25, 2020

The Division I Council has extended the recruiting dead period:

The NCAA has released the 2021 recruiting calendar for men`s basketball.

2021 Live Period dates:
April 9-11 (travel teams)
April 23-25 (travel teams)
June 18-20 (HS team camps)
June 25-27 (HS team camps)
July 8-11 (travel teams)
July 20-25 (academies) https://t.co/YWrdF3L2wL

— Justin Young (@JustinDYoung) October 4, 2020

The NCAA has released the 2021 recruiting calendar for men’s basketball. 

This could have major implications on recruiting and already has at the low to mid-major levels where many coaches are reluctant to guarantee spots to potential incoming freshmen without knowing the status of this year`s senior class. https://t.co/CAxBWIo97r

— Adam Finkelstein (@AdamFinkelstein) October 4, 2020

many coaches are reluctant to guarantee spots to potential incoming freshmen without knowing the status of this year’s senior class.

NCAA Division I and @NCAADII core course full/partial requirements, and your four year personal HS timeline for the @ncaaec Eligibility Center. Coaches, Players, Counselors, ADs, Parents, Trainers, Media guys- let`s spread this knowledge and educate our kids from Day 1 ‼️ 📚 pic.twitter.com/9rPuQzmUu8

— Coach John A. Smith (@CoachJohnASmith) October 19, 2020

NCAA Division I and @NCAADII core course full/partial requirements, and your four year personal HS timeline for the @ncaaec Eligibility Center.