Dating back to December of 2022, there had been a cap of 70 official visits for football programs during a recruiting cycle.
The NCAA issued a release today changing that.
At the urging of the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Oversight Committee, the NCAA staff issued a blanket waiver today suspending the limit of official recruiting visits available to FBS programs hosting prospective student athletes.
The waiver is effective immediately and is in place for the recruiting calendar that ends March 31, 2025.
Prospective student athlets can visit a school as many times as they like unofficially, on trips self-funded, and a school can host a prospect for one official visit, the release goes on to share.
On Monday, the FCS Oversight Committee is scheduled to discuss institutional limits as well, meaning more changes could be on the way that affect the entire Division I level.