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NCAA expected to end 15-month-long recruiting dead period on June 1

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By Dennis Dodd, CBS Sports: The NCAA Council this week is expected to set an end date of June 1 for the long-standing recruiting dead period multiple sources told CBS Sports. The dead period was imposed in March 2020 after COVID-19 shut down college sports. It was extended eight times over the past year as the global pandemic raged, the last time in February.

With widespread distribution of the coronavirus vaccine, it has become easier to envision more in-person contact, including football camps and official visits, beginning in June. For more than a year, college football coaches have been able to do little more in recruiting than hold Zoom calls with prospects.

NCAA expected to end 15-month-long recruiting dead period on June 1 in council meetings this week
NCAA expected to end 15-month-long recruiting dead period on June 1 in council meetings this week

College programs have been unable to recruit prospects in person for more nearly 15 months due to COVID-19
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