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18 THE NCAA NEWS/March 11.1992 Institutional secondary infractions Ha reported Conference sport Men’s soccer, men’s basketboll Citation B 13.13.1.2 cclnlcrcnrc Womcn’5 II I S.l)l .h Conference Women‘s (‘onlcrcncr Self-reported habkcthall and IS? 14 gymnastics Women ‘c lcnnla Several Conference Women’s Facts Cases completed between February 1 and 29,1992 DIVIStON I Two senior prospects attended institution’s summer camps. One young man will attend another institution; other young man was a foreign prospect and returned to his home. Student-athlete who had cxhauhtcd her eligibility rcveivcd Ii- nanc~al ad Irom mbtltutlon alter slymng professional contract lr~bt~lul~on rcccivd conll~ctmg mlcrprclallons RI7951 Institution conducted six out-of-season practice sessions. Viola- tton occurred m August, and apphcahle legislatmn became ef- B 1301 6 H 13.1 1.4 Wrc*tling I4 15.5.3. I volleyball (‘onlcrrncc Women’\ volleyhall Conference Women‘s basketball Womcrl’\ ha>kr1hall Conference Women’s track, outdoor fective August I. Head coach contartcd the fathrl of a ploaprct who is a high- school iuniot hy teteph~rne. Prospects among a gruup of chcerlcadcrs were introduced al half time of football game. B 13.4 I Recruiting letter was sent to IX prospects on two-color statioo- ery. B I S.2.h md lS.S.l.2.4 Two rtudcnt&athlctes recrlvrd employment earrungs that wrrr nut cuuntcd againat 1hv apurl Iiml1 ($19.49 each). Ins111ut1on received !1~1erpretatilm that aid would non he comidercd cuun1- ahtc. B 13.4 I Assistant coach sent campus map and newsletter to mother of a prospect. Young woman signed letter 01 intent to attend another institution. H I3 4 L(i) llead coach used multicolor ucarionery in corresponding with prorpec1s. B 1X11.1 Head coach commented publicly regarding a prospect. Pros- pect is member of coach’s national team, and coach intended remarks to relate to that team. Insti~utionnl action Required prospects to leave camp, and their fees were refunded. Revised bra- chures to include certifica- tion of eligibility to attend CXtlps. Rcqucb~cd rcpaymunt from young woman. Keviewed Irglslation with coaching xtaff NCAA action No further action. Admomshcd ~nst~tut~m not to proceed with quca- rmnahle actions prior 10 confirmation of applica- 11011 of lepist;nion. Admonished head coach. Rcqulrcd mstltutlon to rrducc pract~cc schrdulc Reviewed lepiala1ion with staff members. Collected all two-color stationery so that none is available for future ure. Implemented education procedurrs 10 alert any pobblhlc mvulvcd III~IVI& ual 01 NCAA Icg~slaoon. modified ernploymcnt pr arc ineligible unless restored rhrough NCAA appeal> procuss. Rcqulrcd coachc?, to rem wew Bylaw 13. No further action. Required institution to admomsh coach 10 vcrlfy prospects‘ years in school prior to contact. No further action. Prospects are ineligible unless restored through NCAA appeals process No further action. Coach admomrhed to verify year in school prior to contact. No further action. No further action. See Institutional secondary. page 19 -1
Institutional secondary C‘onrinud from page 18 Conference Women’s basketball CUdWXlLX Conference Men‘s basketball Men’s basketball B 13~11 2.1 Assistant coach participated in an interview during broadcast of high-school contest. All senior prospects already had signed lecte& of intent, and coach made no comments about specific proposals. B 13.4.1 B 16.12.2.1 and 16.12.2.3 tiraduate assrstant runt que,tlonnaires to three prospects who had not begun their junior years m high school. Assistant coach provided $20 loan, w&h was not repaid. (‘onfcrence WUnlen‘c B 13.02.4.4 Prospect made official visit durmg dead period. Young woman track. outdoor signed letter of mtcm 10 attend another instltutlon ‘Self-reported Conference Conference Confercncc Men’s basketball Football Football Football B 10.1, 12.1.1, 12.4.1.1, 12.1.2 (d), 12.1.2 (I), 13.02.10, 14.01.4.2 and 16.02.3 R 13.x 2 I B 17.7.2. I 1 and 17.7.2.2.1 R 130244 Student-athletes received improper loans to purchase automo- biles from representative of the university’s athletics interest. DIVISION I-A Two prospects and the father 01 one of the prospects were provided complimentary admissIon to professional sporting event at site of team’s home contests. Prospects signed letters of intent to attend other ms~tut~ons. Several student-athletes wore pads during noncontact practice sessions. Sessions did not include contact activities; pads were worn to protect injuries. Prospect’s sister (a prospect m another sport) met with head and assistant football coaches on campus during dead period Young man signed letter of Intent to attend another institution. Conference Football B 14.6.4.1.2 Student-athlete received financial aid and practiced prior to fulfilling one-year residency requirement. Young man has left institution. Reprimanded coach, required staff to attend rules seminar and precluded staff from attending a high- school all-star game during the week following the violation. Head coach will check list to verify year in school. Violation contributed to decision to replace basketball coaching - staff . (‘eared recrtutmcnt of prospect and precluded head coach from makmg recruiting calls during January 1992. Reduced number of grants- in-aid and official visits each by one for 1991-92. Will submit report to NCAA regarding orienta- tlon and automobile-regis- tration programs. Declared student-athletes perman- ently ineligIble to compete or to receive atd at institution. Rrvlcwed legislation with involved staff and rrquircd them to attend rulrr-cduca- tion workshop Conference is allowing nine instead of 10 days of spring contact practice days. Admomshcd coaches. THE NCAA NEWS/March 11,1992 19 No further action. No furthor action. No further action. No further action Required report 10 contain educational and moni- toring procedures for representatives of its athlet- its interests. No further action. No further action No further action. Conference Football RI3 II I hssistanr coach commented publicly regardmg prospecr. Reprimanded coach. No further action. Conference Football B 17.7.6-(a) Student-athletes used shoulder liners and thigh pads during three of the five noncontact practice sessions. Practice sessions did not include contact workouts. Conference Football B 14.1.5.1 Student-athlete practiced while not enrolled in full-time program of studies Young man subsequently added a class and 1s now enrolled III a lull-tlrnc program of studies. DIVISION I-AA Conference Football Team members missed class time for practice unrelated to travel to away conIesI. Self-reported Self-reported MUI’> B 14.01.2 ice hockey and 14.4.1 Men’s soccer B 13~4. I Women’s vo!leyhall DIVISION II Institution allowed academically ineliglhle studrnt&athlcte to participate in two contrslb. Head and graduate assistant coaches sent Christmas cards to prospects. Reviewed legislation with head coach. Prrcluded young man from participatmg m pm&x until ,prmg of 1992 lmple~ mented control m computer program that note?, studentGathletes droppmg helow mmlmum required w-nester hours. Furlcited both contests .Reprimanded coaches; pre- eluded involved coaches from recruiting until case is completed by NCAA. Re- minded all head coaches of responsibility to know changing legislation. B 13.4. I Instltutlon sent poslers to several local high schools Called and sent letters to schools askmg them to de- btroy posters. Conference Men’s B 14.6.5.1 Transfer student-athlete participated in four contmts prior to basketball fulfilling a one-year residency requirement. Young man has no remaining eligibility. DIVISION III Precluded staff members from recruiting until direc- tar of athletics is satisfied with their knowledge of NCAA legislation, and ter- minated employment of head coach. Conferencz ruled institution ineligible to win conference cham- pionship in 1991-92 and to participate in NCAA post- season competition in 1991- 92; required institution to forfeit four games in which ineligible student-athlete competed. Administrative B 13 4.3.1 Institution placed adverhsement in high-school game program. Future athletically related ads will be approved by dim rector of athletics. All university personnel will be notified of pertinent legislation. Institution required to forward to NCAA a copy of its required repart to the conference. Student- athlete is ineligible unless restored through NCAA appeals process Required legislation to be reviewed by all football coaching staff members. No further action Required institution to preclude start of spring practice by one day. Required institution to lorward report that out hnrb actIons taken to avoid rrcurrcncc. No further action. No lurther action No further action. No further action sex-reporrtd Mete3 cross B J4.01.1.4.3+j ‘%ud&FaWte compcced while i&igible rfoaf takhg uniform Suepaded young mm Young ram is ineiigible uaksa R!atoted through counhy rttd @ring up’e auntbtf. StW**w,W to ao&ronca of- from ceptpuition. NCAA appeolr prolxas. . g%. ’ lhiabahwutbis~bllitytoclLnqvlally~whitcioclipipki.: ., ‘. Self-reported Men’s basketball B 17.3.2.1.2 On several occasions prior to October IS, head coach observed team members participating m pick-up games. Contract of head coach will not be renewed. No further action.
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