Organization for college athletes aims to provide on-demand support, give players voice in evolving landscape

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College athletics has experienced a massive upheaval over the past several years as new rules have changed the experience of the student-athlete. 

In April 2021, the NCAA eliminated a rule that required transfers to sit out one year at their university. July 2021 brought major changes as athletes were finally allowed to profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL). Additionally, conference realignment has taken over college sports over the past few months as schools attempt to navigate the changing media landscape. 

ACC logo during a college football game between the Pittsburgh Panthers and the Virginia Cavaliers on Nov. 12, 2022, at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Lee Coleman/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

For Athletes.org founder and chairman, Jim Cavale, the changing landscape of college sports required a place where student-athletes can receive support while also gaining a voice in the future of their sports. 

"Athletes.org is an organization for college athletes to be able to go to be able to get on-demand support in a lot of places they now need to navigate in college athletics because it’s an ever-evolving landscape," Cavale told Fox News Digital. "And then also to have a voice to be able to speak into the future of college athletics." 

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"Just like the NCAA has been the association for the college athletic departments since 1906, or the AFCA [American Football Coaches Association] has been the association for the football coaches, there needs to be an association for athletes at this time where there are so