1 minute read Jan. 12, 1965: The NCAA adopts the 1.600 rule for initial academic eligibility, which meant incoming student-athletes had to have a high school GPA and test scores that predicted they would have at least a 1.6 GPA in college. January 12, 1965 0 80
1 minute read Dec. 4, 1964: The first College Division Regional Football Championships are conducted at Sacramento, California; Abilene, Texas; Murfreesboro, Tennessee; and Orlando, Florida. December 4, 1964 0 90
1 minute read Turnover Turmoil: Dawson’s Seven Fumbles Highlight 1964 KC Collapse November 15, 1964 0 74
1 minute read Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson dies after a battle with cancer. November 12, 1964 0 76
1 minute read Revenge Game: Jurgensen Out-Duels Snead with Four Touchdowns in 1964 Win October 11, 1964 0 85
1 minute read April 19, 1964: A Special Committee on Women’s Competition is appointed. April 19, 1964 0 87
1 minute read April 18, 1964: The NCAA authorizes 32 $1,000 postgraduate scholarships for varsity letter winners. April 18, 1964 0 91
