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11213.11.1.8 Nonscholastic Practice or Competition—Men’s Basketball. An institution [including anyinstitutional department (e.g., athletics, recreational/intramural)] shall not host, sponsor or conduct a nonscholasticbasketball practice or competition in which men’s basketball prospective student-athletes (see Bylaw13.11.1.2) participate on its campus or at an off-campus facility regularly used by the institution for practiceand/or competition by any of the institution’s sport programs. (Adopted: 4/28/11; a contract signed before10/29/09 may be honored)13.11.1.8.1 Exception—State Multisport Events. An institution may host basketball-related eventsthat are part of officially recognized state multisport events. (Adopted: 4/28/11)13.11.1.8.2 Exception—Other Events. An institution may host, sponsor or conduct a nonscholasticevent that involves men’s basketball prospective student-athletes, provided it meets one of the followingconditions: (Adopted: 4/28/11)(a) The event is open (see Bylaw 13.11.3.1) and all participating men’s basketball prospective studentathletesreside within a 50-mile radius of the institution’s campus;(b) The event is part of a program that is consistent with the mission of the institution (e.g., state wellnessand educational programs) and is conducted in accordance with Bylaw 13.11.3.2; or(c) The event is an ancillary event that is part of a nonathletics program (e.g., Boy Scouts) and is conductedin accordance with Bylaw 13.11.3.2.13.11.1.9 Nonscholastic Practice or Competition—Women’s Basketball. An institution [includingany institutional department (e.g., athletics, recreational/intramural)] shall not host, sponsor or conduct a nonscholasticbasketball practice or competition in which women’s basketball prospective student-athletes (see Bylaw13.11.1.1) participate on its campus or at an off-campus facility regularly used by the institution for practiceand/or competition by any of the institution’s sport programs. (Adopted: 1/14/12; a contract signed before 6/28/11may be honored)13.11.1.9.1 Exception—State Multisport Events. An institution may host basketball-related eventsthat are part of officially recognized state multisport events. (Adopted: 1/14/12)13.11.1.9.2 Exception—Other Events. An institution may host, sponsor or conduct a nonscholasticevent that involves women’s basketball prospective student-athletes, provided it meets one of the followingconditions: (Adopted: 1/14/12)(a) The event is open (see Bylaw 13.11.3.1) and all participating women’s basketball prospective student-athletesreside within a 50-mile radius of the institution’s campus;(b) The event is part of a program that is consistent with the mission of the institution (e.g., state wellnessand educational programs) and is conducted in accordance with Bylaw 13.11.3.2; or(c) The event is an ancillary event that is part of a nonathletics program (e.g., Girl Scouts) and is conductedin accordance with Bylaw 13.11.3.2.13.11.1.10 Nonscholastic Practice or Competition—Bowl Subdivision Football. [FBS] In bowl subdivisionfootball, an institution [including any institutional department (e.g., athletics, recreational/intramural)]shall not host, sponsor or conduct a nonscholastic football practice or competition (e.g., seven-on-seven events)in which football prospective student-athletes participate on its campus or at an off-campus facility regularlyused by the institution for practice and/or competition by any of the institution’s sport programs. (Adopted:1/14/12; a contract signed before 8/15/11 may be honored)13.11.1.11 Use of Institutional Facilities for Noninstitutional Camps or Clinics—Men’s Basketball.In men’s basketball, the use of institutional facilities for noninstitutional camps or clinics that includeprospective student-athletes (see Bylaw 13.11.1.2) shall be limited to the months of June, July and August orany calendar week (Sunday through Saturday) that includes days of those months (e.g., May 28-June 3) andto periods of time other than dead periods. (Adopted: 4/28/11; a contract signed before 10/29/09 may be honored,Revised: 2/24/12)13.11.1.12 Use of Institutional Facilities for Noninstitutional Camps or Clinics—Women’s Basketball.In women’s basketball, the use of institutional facilities for noninstitutional camps or clinics that includeprospective student-athletes (see Bylaw 13.11.1.1) shall be limited to the months of June, July and August orany calendar week (Sunday through Saturday) that includes days of those months (e.g., May 28-June 3) andto periods of time other than dead periods. (Adopted: 1/14/12; a contract signed before 6/28/11 may be honored,Revised: 2/13/12, 2/24/12)13.11.1.13 Use of Institutional Facilities for Noninstitutional Camps or Clinics—Bowl SubdivisionFootball. [FBS] In bowl subdivision football, the use of institutional facilities for noninstitutional camps orclinics that include prospect-aged participants shall be limited to the months of June and July or any calendarweek (Sunday through Saturday) that includes days of those months (e.g., May 28-June 3) and to periods of timeother than dead periods. (Adopted: 1/14/12; a contract signed before 8/15/11 may be honored, Revised: 2/24/12)13.11.1.14 Tryout Events. A member institution or conference may not host, sponsor or conduct a tryoutcamp, clinic, group workout or combine (e.g., combination of athletics skill tests or activities) devoted to agility,flexibility, speed or strength tests for prospective student-athletes at any location. An institution or conference
shall not host, sponsor or conduct any portion (e.g., instructional clinic) of an event that also includes agility,flexibility, speed or strength tests for prospective student-athletes that are conducted at a separate location. Insports other than bowl subdivision football, a member institution’s staff members may only attend (subject tosport-specific restrictions) such an event sponsored by an outside organization if the event occurs off the institution’scampus and is open to all institutions (see Bylaws 13.1.7.9.4 and 13.1.7.9.5). [D] (Adopted: 1/10/92,Revised: 8/5/04, 1/9/06 effective 8/1/06, 9/18/07)13.11.1.14.1 Exception—National Team Tryout Events. In sports other than basketball and bowlsubdivision football, it is permissible for an institution to host national team tryout events conducted by theapplicable national governing body (see Bylaws 13.11.1.7, 13.11.1.8, 13.11.1.9 and 13.11.1.10). (Adopted:12/12/06, Revised: 3/13/12)13.11.1.15 Notification of Ineligibility and Consequences—Men’s Basketball. If a violation of Bylaw13.11.1 occurs in which a men’s basketball staff member or a representative of the institution’s athleticsinterests is involved in any way in the operation or planning of a boys’/men’s basketball nonscholastic event onits campus, the institution shall declare each involved prospective student-athlete ineligible. Within 30 days ofbecoming aware of the violation, the institution shall provide written notification to each involved prospectivestudent-athlete that the actions of the institution affected the prospective student-athlete’s eligibility. The writtennotification shall also include an explanation of the consequences of the violation for the prospective studentathlete.(Adopted: 8/12/10)13.11.2 Permissible Activities.13.11.2.1 On-Campus Evaluations—Basketball. In basketball, an institution may conduct an evaluationof a prospective student-athlete on its campus or at a site at which it normally conducts practice or competition,under the following conditions: (Adopted: 1/14/12, Revised: 1/19/13)(a) For a high school or preparatory school senior, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusionof the prospective student-athlete’s season and after he or she has exhausted high school or preparatoryschool eligibility in basketball;(b) For a two-year college prospective student-athlete, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusionof the prospective student-athlete’s season and he or she has exhausted his or her two-year collegeeligibility in basketball;(c) For a four-year college prospective student-athlete, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusionof the prospective student-athlete’s season (see Bylaw 13.1.1.3);(d) The on-campus evaluation may be conducted only during the prospective student-athlete’s official orunofficial visit;(e) The on-campus evaluation shall be conducted not later than the opening day of classes of the institution’sfall term;(f) Not more than one on-campus evaluation per prospective student-athlete per institution shall be permitted(applied separately to the time period in which a prospective student-athlete completes high schoolor preparatory school eligibility and to the time period after the prospective student-athlete enrolls fulltime in a collegiate institution);(g) Before participating in an on-campus evaluation, a prospective student-athlete is required to undergoa medical examination or evaluation administered or supervised by a physician (e.g., family physician,team physician). The examination or evaluation shall include a sickle cell solubility test unless documentedresults of a prior test are provided to the institution or the prospective student-athlete declinesthe test and signs a written release. The examination or evaluation must be administered either withinsix months before participation in the on-campus evaluation or within six months before the prospectivestudent-athlete’s initial participation in practice, competition or out-of-season conditioning activitiesduring his or her immediately completed season. In addition, the medical examination or evaluation maybe conducted by an institution’s regular team physician or other designated physician as a part of the oncampusevaluation;(h) The institution’s basketball student-athletes may participate in an on-campus evaluation, provided suchparticipation is counted toward the applicable hourly and weekly limitations on countable athleticallyrelated activities (e.g., four hours per day and 20 hours per week during the playing season, two hoursof skill instruction and eight hours per week outside the playing season) [see Bylaws 17.1.6.2-(a) and17.1.6.2.2];(i) The duration of the on-campus evaluation activities (other than the medical examination or evaluation)shall be limited to two hours; and(j) The institution may provide equipment and clothing to a prospective student-athlete on an issuance-andretrievalbasis.13.11.2.2 Preseason Practice and Competition. A student-athlete who is not enrolled, but who has beenaccepted for admission to the institution in a regular full-time program of studies, shall be permitted to engagein preseason practice and competition in fall sports or practice occurring in midyear between terms on the academiccalendar, provided such practice is not used to determine whether aid is to be awarded.13Recruiting113
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Table of ContentsConstitutionArticl
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Article 19 Enforcement19.01 General
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5LEGISLATIVE PROCESSUser’s GuideI
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III. VOTING REQUIREMENTS FOR MANUAL
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User Guide to Electronic Device For
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READING eBOOKS ON OTHER DEVICESEver
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1Name And PurposeConstitution, Arti
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2.4 The Principle of Sportsmanship
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3NCAA MembershipConstitution, Artic
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3NCAA Membership3.2.1.3 Standards.
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3NCAA Membership3.2.4.9 Student-Ath
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FIGURE 4-2Association Governance St
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5.4.2 Resolutions.5.4.2.1 Authoriza
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Constitution, Article 6Institutiona
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Bylaw, Article 10Ethical Conduct10.
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Bylaw, Article 11Conduct and Employ
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11.1 Conduct of Athletics Personnel
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any athletics department noncoachin
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11.7.4.2.2 Undergraduate Student As
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FIGURE 11-2Coaches’ Reimbursable
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14.5.4.2.2 Eligibility for Financia
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The following bylaw applies to stud
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Bylaw, Article 15Financial Aid15.01
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FIGURE 15-2How to Determine a Count
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Bylaw, Article 16Awards, Benefits a
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Bylaw, Article 17Playing and Practi
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FIGURE 17-1Maximum Number of Contes
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number of contests per Bylaw 17.19.
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Census (APC) in a form approved and
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alternative, the institution will b
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information relevant to the calcula
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hearing panel at an institutional h
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(h) Prohibition against television
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Violation Level I Violation Level I
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FIGURE 19-2Processing a Typical NCA
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Bylaw, Article 20Division Membershi
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(k) Infractions Appeals Committee;(
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Administrative Bylaw, Article 31Exe
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Division I Baseball Championship, t
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(b) One hundred dollars, cancellati
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of the ineligible student-athlete o
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(a) Blood Doping. The practice of b
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for determination of the conference
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day or part thereof on Association
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Administrative Bylaw, Article 33Ins
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Instructions for Online Manual(Byla
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IndexAAcademic exchange programNot
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MMajor Junior A ice hockey, 12.2.3.
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Charitable or educational, student-
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Transfer studentBranch school, 14.5
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