NCAA Recruiting Guides

Recruiting Resources 16-17

The NCAA publishes recruiting guides for the following specific sports: FCS football Men’s basketball Women’s basketball Sports other than Football and Basketball These guides should not be used as a substitute for the NCAA Manual, but as a resource and guide. Please also review the adopted proposals for applicable changes to general recruiting legislation for 16-17: 2015-36: Recruiting rule exceptions after commitment only apply to a PSA who signs an NLI or pays the deposit up until the regular (as opposed to early) signing period Autonomy 2015-21: On official visit may provide meals, lodging and entertainment for up to 4 family members, and can give 6 total comp tickets Noncontroversial 2016-1: Eliminate proof of test score as a requirement for coming on an official visit

NCAA Recruiting Calendars The NCAA publishes a recruiting calendar for the following specific sports: FCS football Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Cross Country/Track and Field Baseball Softball Women’s Lacrosse Volleyball Other sports not specified These recruiting calendars are available on NCAA.org, and in CAi. The recruiting calendar in this manual is for ALL SPORTS. Please also review the adopted proposals for applicable changes to recruiting calendars for 16-17: 2015-62: In baseball, move the beginning of the fall quiet period from September 1 to the fourth Monday in August Noncontroversial 2016-2: Specified changes to the recruiting calendar in women’s lacrosse

NCAA DIVISION I RECRUITING GUIDE -- SPORTS OTHER THAN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Effective August 1, 2016 Questionnaires, Camp Information, Other Recruiting NCAA Materials and Materials Nonathletic Publications

Electronic Correspondence

Telephone Calls

Off-Campus Contact

Official Visits

Swimming and Diving

Anytime

Beginning 9/1 of junior year

Beginning 9/1 of Beginning 7/1 following junior Beginning 7/1 following junior year (all forms) year (at discretion) junior year

Opening day of classes of PSA's senior year

Women's Gymnastics

Anytime

Beginning 9/1 of junior year

Beginning 9/1 of Beginning 9/1 of junior year Beginning 7/15 following junior year (all forms) (at discretion) junior year

Opening day of classes of PSA's senior year

Beginning 9/1 of junior year

Following sophomore year one call to an international PSA Beginning 9/1 of Beginning 7/7 following 7/7-7/31 junior year (all forms) junior year Beginning 9/1 of junior year (at discretion)

Women's Ice Hockey

Anytime

Men's Ice Hockey

Anytime

Beginning 1/1 of sophomore year

All Other Sports

Anytime

Beginning 9/1 of junior year

Two-Year College PSA

Anytime

Four-Year College PSA

Anytime*

Anytime

Anytime*

Beginning 1/1 of sophomore year (all forms)

Opening day of classes of PSA's senior year

Opening day of classes of PSA's senior year

Beginning 9/1 of Beginning 9/1 of junior year junior year (all forms) (at discretion)

Beginning 7/1 following junior year

Opening day of classes of PSA's senior year

Anytime*

Anytime* (at discretion)

days (August 1-July 31) Women's Volleyball or Women's Beach evaluation days (August 1-July 31) Women's Volleyball

Beginning 1/1 of sophomore year (at discretion)

Anytime (at discretion)

Softball: 50 evaluation

Volleyball only: 80

Beginning 6/15 at completion of sophomore year

Anytime

Evaluations and Contacts

and Women's Beach Volleyball: 80 evaluation days (August 1-July 31) for volleyball

and 20 additional Qualifier: Five (5) additional evaluation days for Qualifier: Beginning beginning 10/15 following beach volleyball 10/15 following PSA's PSA's completion of high completion of high school competition only school Nonqualifier or academic redshirt: following completion of first year of enrollment Beginning 10/15 following PSA's completion of high school*

Nonqualifier or academic redshirt: following completion of first year of enrollment

All Other Sports: Seven (7) recruiting opportunities (contacts

and evaluations Beginning 10/15 following combined) per PSA and PSA's completion of high not more than 3 of the 7 school* opportunities may be contacts

*Only after obtaining written permission to contact from NCAA or NAIA institution (other four-year institution not necessary).

Practice and Competition Site Restrictions (see next page)

^Please note that this document should not be used as a substitute for the NCAA Manual. Coaches are encouraged to contact their athletics compliance administrators for additional information.

NCAA DIVISION I COACHES RECRUITING GUIDE – SPORTS OTHER THAN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Effective August 1, 2016 DEFINITIONS Contact A contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospective student-athlete (PSA) or the PSA’s parents, relatives or legal guardian(s) and an institutional staff member or athletics representative during which any dialogue occurs in excess of an exchange of a greeting. Any such face-to-face encounter that is prearranged (e.g., staff member positions himself/herself in a location where contact is possible) or that takes place on the grounds of the PSA’s educational institution or at the site of organized competition or practice involving the PSA or the PSA’s high school, preparatory school, two-year college or all-star team shall be considered a contact, regardless of whether any conversation occurs. However, an institutional staff member or athletics representative who is approached by a PSA or the PSA’s parents, relatives or legal guardian(s) at any location shall not use a contact, provided the encounter was not prearranged and the staff member or athletics representative does not engage in any dialogue in excess of a greeting and takes appropriate steps to immediately terminate the encounter. Evaluation Evaluation is any off-campus activity designed to assess the academic qualifications or athletics ability of a PSA, including any visit to a PSA’s educational institution (during which no contact occurs) or the observation of a PSA participating in any practice or competition at any site. Evaluation Days An evaluation day is defined as one coach engaged in the evaluation of any PSA on one day (12:01 a.m. to midnight); two coaches making evaluations on the same day shall use two evaluation days. Recruited PSA Actions by staff members or athletics representatives that cause a PSA to become a recruited PSA at that institution are: a. Providing the PSA with an official visit; b. Having an arranged, in-person, off-campus encounter with the PSA or the PSA’s parent(s), relatives or legal guardian(s); c. Initiating or arranging a telephone contact with the PSA, the PSA’s relatives or legal guardian(s) on more than one occasion for the purpose of recruitment; or d. Issuing a National Letter of Intent (NLI) or the institution’s written offer of athletically related financial aid to the PSA (excluding summer term awards prior to initial full-time enrollment). Telephone Calls All electronically transmitted human voice exchange (including videoconferencing and videophones) shall be considered telephone calls. All electronically transmitted correspondence (e.g., electronic mail, Instant Messenger, facsimiles, text messages) shall not be considered telephone calls. CONTACTS, EVALUATIONS AND TELEPHONE CALLS Off-Campus Recruiters An institutional staff member is not permitted to recruit off campus until he or she has been certified on an annual basis as to knowledge of applicable recruiting rules. Telephone Calls During Conduct of an Institution's Athletics Contest Telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA’s relatives or legal guardians) may not be made during the conduct of any of the institution’s intercollegiate athletics contests in that sport from the time the institution’s team reports on call at the competition site at the direction of the coach until the competition has concluded and the team has been dismissed by the coach. Telephone Calls - Institutional Staff Members - General Rule All telephone calls made to PSAs (or the PSAs’ parents, legal guardians or coaches) must be made by the head coach or one or more of the assistant coaches who count toward the numerical limitations in that sport. Visits to a PSA’s Educational Institution Visits to a PSA’s educational institution that will occur during that portion of the day when classes are being conducted for all students must receive the approval of the executive officer (or the executive officer's designated representative) of the PSA’s educational institution. Counting Contacts and Evaluations Evaluations that occur during the academic year count against the permissible number of recruiting opportunities, except for evaluations that occur on the same day as a permissible contact. Outside of the academic year, evaluations do not count against the annual number of recruiting opportunities. Contacts that occur with a PSA count against the permissible number of total recruiting opportunities regardless of the time period (e.g., academic year or outside the academic year). All contacts and evaluations are subject to recruiting calendar restrictions. Contact at PSA’s Practice or Competition Site Recruiting contact may not be made with a PSA prior to any athletics competition (including a noninstitutional, private camp or clinic, but not an institutional camp or clinic) in which the PSA is a participant during the day or days of competition, even if the PSA is on an official or unofficial visit. Contact includes the passing of notes or orally relaying information to a PSA by a third party on behalf of an institutional staff member. Contact shall not be made with the PSA as follows:

NCAA DIVISION I COACHES RECRUITING GUIDE – SPORTS OTHER THAN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Effective August 1, 2016 a. At any site prior to the contest on the day or days of competition; b. From the time the PSA reports on call (at the direction of his or her coach or comparable authority) and becomes involved in competition-related activity to the end of the competition even if such competition-related activities are initiated prior to the day or days of competition; and c. After the competition, including competition that requires more than one day of participation (e.g., a tournament), until the PSA is released by the appropriate institutional authority and departs the dressing and meeting facility. Visit (Without Contact) to PSA’s Educational Institution A visit (without contact) by a coaching staff member to a PSA’s educational institution counts as an evaluation for all PSAs in that sport at that educational institution. Evaluations Are Sport Specific The limitations on the number of evaluations are sport specific; therefore, a PSA being earnestly recruited by an institution in more than one sport may be evaluated on the permissible number of occasions in each of those sports during the academic year. Evaluations are counted against the sport of the coach making the evaluation. Exception: Recruiting Opportunities in Cross Country and Track and Field An institution is limited to a total of seven recruiting opportunities (contacts and evaluations combined) during the academic year during which the PSA competes in any or all of the sports of cross country and indoor and outdoor track and field, provided not more than three of the opportunities are contacts (contacts are permissible during the senior year only). Evaluations in Team Sports In team sports, an institution shall use an evaluation for each PSA participating in a practice or contest observed by the institution’s coach, except for an evaluation that occurs on the same day as permissible contact. An institution’s coach who is attending an event in which PSAs from multiple educational institutions participate in drills (e.g., combine) shall use an evaluation only for each PSA participating in the event that the coach observes engaging in the drills. Evaluations in Individual Sports An institution’s coach who is attending a practice or event in which PSAs from multiple institutions participate in drills (e.g., combine) or competition in an individual sport on a specific day shall use an evaluation only for those participants that the coach observes engaging in practice or competition. The evaluation is not counted for a particular PSA if a contact is made with that PSA during the same day. Tournament Evaluations Evaluation during each day of a tournament held during the academic year shall count as a separate evaluation except as follows: a. Evaluation of multiple contests in a tournament that occurs on consecutive days (and normally at the same site) shall count as a single evaluation; b. Evaluation of multiple contests in a single tier of a tournament (e.g., sectional, district, regional) shall count as a single observation. If a particular tier of a tournament is subdivided into identifiable segments (e.g., conducted on different weekends), evaluation of contests in each identifiable segment counts as a single observation. Other Multiday Events Evaluations at a multiple-day event (e.g., jamboree, round robin, showcase) constitute separate evaluations for each day of the event unless the event is conducted in a tournament format in which a winner of the event is determined. Evaluations/Contact at PSA’s Educational Institution If a coach makes an in-person recruiting contact at a PSA’s educational institution, all evaluations (other than observations of athletically related activities) made on that calendar day at the PSA’s educational institution shall not count among the permissible number of evaluations for any PSA at that institution in the applicable sport. Communication After Commitment The restrictions on the forms and frequency of communication shall no longer apply after: (1) the PSA signs an NLI or the institution’s written offer of admission and/or financial aid; or (2) the institution receives a financial deposit in response to the institution’s offer of admission.

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NCAA DIVISION I FOOTBALL OFF-CAMPUS RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Freshman/Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Recruiting Materials  Questionnaires, camp brochures, nonathletic institutional publications, and NCAA Educational Material published by the NCAA only.

Recruiting Materials and Electronic Transmissions (all forms of private communication permitted).  September 1

Telephone Calls  Once per week after September 1 of the senior year.  Unlimited during contact period.

Telephone Calls  Once per week.  Unlimited during contact period.

Off-Campus Contact  July 1 prior to senior year (limited to contact periods).

Nonqualifier or Academic Redshirt  No contacts until after completion of first year of enrollment at the two-year college.

Official Visit  Maximum of five beginning with the opening day of PSA’s classes.

Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning October 15 following PSA’s completion of high school.  No official visits for nonqualifiers or academic redshirts until after completion of first year of enrollment at the two-year college.

Telephone Calls  One call during the period of April 15 through May 31.

Two-Year College Prospective Student-Athletes (PSA)

Qualifier  Contacts permissible.

Four-Year College Prospective Student-Athletes (PSA) Telephone Calls  Once per week following permission to contact.  Unlimited during contact period. Transfer from NCAA or NAIA Institution  Contact permitted only after written permission has been granted by the student-athlete’s institution. Transfer from Other Four-Year Institution  Written permission to contact not necessary. Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning October 15 following PSA’s completion of high school.

Evaluations and Contacts  42 evaluation days (54 for U.S. service academies) during fall evaluation period.  168 evaluation days (216 for U.S. service academies) during the spring evaluation period.  Limit of three evaluations during academic year:  One evaluation during fall.  Two evaluations - April 15 through May 31 (one evaluation to assess athletics ability and one evaluation to assess academic qualifications).  Not more than six off-campus contacts per PSA at any site.  Practice/competition site restrictions (see other side).

*Please note that this document should not be used as a substitute for the NCAA Manual. Coaches are encouraged to contact the athletics compliance office for additional information.

DEFINITIONS Contact A contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospective student-athlete (PSA) or the PSA’s parents, relatives or legal guardian(s) and an institutional staff member or athletics representative during which any dialogue occurs in excess of an exchange of a greeting. Any such face-to-face encounter that is prearranged (e.g., staff member positions himself/herself in a location where contact is possible) or that takes place on the grounds of the PSA’s educational institution or at the site of organized competition or practice involving the PSA or the PSA’s high school, preparatory school, two-year college or all-star team shall be considered a contact, regardless of whether any conversation occurs. However, an institutional staff member or athletics representative who is approached by a PSA or the PSA’s parents, relatives or legal guardian(s) at any location shall not use a contact, provided the encounter was not prearranged and the staff member or athletics representative does not engage in any dialogue in excess of a greeting and takes appropriate steps to immediately terminate the encounter. Evaluation Evaluation is any off-campus activity designed to assess the academic qualifications or athletics ability of a PSA, including any visit to a PSA’s educational institution (during which no contact occurs) or the observation of a PSA participating in any practice or competition at any site. Any evaluation that occurs during a contact period by a coaching staff member is a countable contact rather than a countable evaluation. Evaluation Days An evaluation day is defined as one coach engaged in the evaluation of any PSA on one day (12:01 a.m. to midnight); two coaches making evaluations on the same day shall use two evaluation days. The combined total of such days for all staff members shall not exceed 210 (270 for U.S. service academies) [42 during the fall evaluation period (54 for U.S. service academies) and 168 during the spring evaluation period (216 for U.S. service academies)]. Recruited PSA Actions by staff members or athletics representatives that cause a PSA to become a recruited PSA at that institution are: a. Providing the PSA with an official visit; b. Having an arranged, in-person, off-campus encounter with the PSA or the PSA’s parent(s), relatives or legal guardian(s); or c. Initiating or arranging a telephone contact with the PSA, the PSA’s relatives or legal guardian(s) on more than one occasion for the purpose of recruitment; and d. Issuing a National Letter of Intent (NLI) or the institution’s written offer of athletically related financial aid to the PSA (excluding summer term awards prior to initial full-time enrollment). Telephone Calls All electronically transmitted human voice exchange (including videoconferencing and videophones) shall be considered telephone calls. All electronically transmitted correspondence (e.g., electronic mail, facsimiles) shall not be considered telephone calls. Contacts, Evaluations and Telephone Calls Off-Campus Recruiters An institutional staff member is not permitted to recruit off campus until he or she has been certified on an annual basis as to knowledge of applicable recruiting rules.

NCAA DIVISION I FOOTBALL OFF-CAMPUS RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Telephone Calls During Conduct of Athletics Contest Telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA’s relatives or legal guardians) may not be made during the conduct of any of the institution’s intercollegiate athletics contests in that sport until the competition has concluded and the team has been dismissed by the coach. Telephone Calls -- Institutional Staff Members -- General Rule All telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA’s parents, legal guardians or coaches) must be made by the head coach or one or more of the assistant coaches who count toward the numerical limitations in football. In bowl subdivision football, such calls may be made and received by a graduate assistant coach, provided the coach has successfully completed the coaches’ certification examination. Visits to a PSA’s Educational Institution Institutional staff members may visit a PSA’s educational institution on not more than one occasion during a particular week within a contact period, regardless of the number of PSAs enrolled in the institution or whether any PSA is contacted on that occasion. During a contact period, such a visit counts as a contact for all contactable PSAs that attend the educational institution. PSA’s Educational Institution Any staff member desiring to contact a PSA at the PSA’s educational institution during that portion of the day when classes are being conducted for all students, first shall obtain permission for such contact from that institution’s chancellor or president (or the chancellor or president’s or authorized representative). Head Football Coach Restrictions -- Off-Campus Contact -- Football Bowl Subdivision The head coach may make in-person, off-campus contact with a PSA or the PSA’s relatives or legal guardian(s) only during one calendar day. It is permissible for this contact to occur both at the site of the PSA’s educational institution and away from the institutional grounds. During such contact, the head coach may be accompanied by an assistant(s) who otherwise is required to observe the restrictions contained in the bylaws. Assistant Coach Publicly Designated as Institution’s Next Head Coach - Football Bowl Subdivision An institution’s assistant coach who has been publicly designated by the institution to become its next head coach shall be subject to the recruiting restrictions applicable to the institution's head coach. Visits During Contact Period One contact per PSA is permitted during each week of the contact period either at the PSA’s educational institution or any other location (e.g., PSA’s home). A visit to the PSA’s educational institution and any other location (e.g., PSA’s home) during the same calendar day shall be considered one contact. In addition, institutional staff members may visit a PSA’s educational institution on not more than one occasion during a particular week, regardless of the total number of PSAs enrolled in the institution. Practice or Competition Site Recruiting contact may not be made with a PSA prior to any athletics competition in which the PSA is a participant during the day or days of competition, even if the PSA is on an official or unofficial visit. Contact includes the passing of notes or orally relaying information to a PSA by a third party on behalf of an institutional staff member. Contact shall not be made with the PSA as follows: a. At any site prior to the contest on the day or days of competition; b. From the time the PSA reports on call and becomes involved in competition-related activity to the end of the competition; and c. After the competition, including competition that requires more than one day of participation (e.g., a tournament), until the PSA is released by the appropriate institutional authority and departs the dressing and meeting facility. Communication After Commitment The restrictions on the forms and frequency of communication shall no longer apply after: (1) the PSA signs an NLI or the institution’s written offer of admission and/or financial aid; or (2) the institution receives a financial deposit in response to the institution’s offer of admission. Athletics Events Outside Contact Period In-person contact with a PSA shall not be made on or off the member institution’s campus at the site of practice or competition or for any athletics event in which the PSA participates outside the permissible contact periods. When a PSA participates in an athletics contest or event (including a noninstitutional, private camp or clinic) on a member institution’s campus outside of a contact period, it is not permissible for an authorized institutional staff member to have contact with the PSA until the calendar day following his or her release from the competition. Further, if a PSA is visiting an institution’s campus immediately before or after participating in an athletics contest or event on the institution’s campus, the PSA must depart the locale of the institution the calendar day before or after the contest or event. Limitations on Number of Evaluations Institutional staff members shall be limited to three evaluations during the academic year during which the PSA competes or practices on any team. Not more than one evaluation may be used during the fall evaluation period and not more than two evaluations may be used during the April 15 through May 31 evaluation period. An authorized off-campus recruiter may use one evaluation to assess the PSA’s athletics ability and one evaluation to assess the PSA’s academic qualifications during the April 15 through May 31 evaluation period. If an institution’s coaching staff member conducts both an athletics and an academic evaluation of a PSA on the same day during the April 15 through May 31 evaluation period, the institution shall be charged with the use of an academic evaluation only and shall be permitted to conduct a second athletics evaluation of the PSA on a separate day during the April 15 through May 31 evaluation period.

NCAA DIVISION I FOOTBALL OFF-CAMPUS RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Spring Evaluations Institutional staff members may not visit a PSA’s educational institution on more than two-calendar days during the spring evaluation period. It is permissible during the evaluation period to visit a PSA’s educational institution on two-calendar days during the same week. A visit to the PSA’s educational institution that only includes contact with a signed PSA during the spring evaluation period shall be considered one of the institution’s two permissible days at the institution. In bowl subdivision football, the head coach shall not engage in off-campus recruiting activities, participate in off-campus coaching clinics, visit a PSA’s educational institution for any reason, or meet with a PSA’s coach at an off-campus location during the April 15 through May 31 evaluation period. Scholastic and Nonscholastic Activities -- Football Bowl Subdivision In bowl subdivision football, all live evaluations shall be limited to the following: a. Regularly scheduled high school, preparatory school and two-year college contests and practices; b. Regular scholastic activities involving PSAs enrolled only at the institution at which the regular scholastic activities occur; and c. Events that are organized and conducted solely by the applicable state high school athletics association, state preparatory school association or state or national junior college athletics association. Institutional staff members shall not attend a recruiting event (other than those permitted above) in which information (e.g., athletics or academic credentials, highlight or combine videos) related to PSAs is presented or otherwise made available. An institutional staff member shall not attend an all-star contest or other activities associated with such a contest (e.g., practice, banquets, coaches clinics, etc.). Scholastic and Nonscholastic Activities - Football Championship Subdivision In championship subdivision football, live athletics evaluations may be conducted at scholastic or nonscholastic athletics activities, except for all-star contests and associated activities other than practice (e.g., banquets, coaches clinics, etc.), provided there is no institutional involvement in arranging or directing such activities. An institutional staff member may attend a recruiting event (other than a permissible live athletics event) in which information (e.g., athletics or academic credentials, highlight or combine video) related to PSAs is presented or otherwise made available. An institutional staff member shall not attend an all-star contest or activities, other than practice, associated with such a contest (e.g., banquet, coaches clinics, etc.). Commitment to the Institution After an individual has signed a National Letter of Intent or the institution's written offer of admission and/or financial aid or after the institution has received a financial deposit in response to its offer of admission, the individual is no longer subject to the restrictions of Bylaw 13.1 There shall be no limit on the forms and no restrictions on the publicity of electronically transmitted correspondence sent to a PSA (or the PSA's relatives or legal guardians) after a PSA commits to the institution.

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NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S BASKETBALL RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Freshman/Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Recruiting Materials  Questionnaires, camp information, NCAA materials and nonathletics institutional publications only.  June 15 at conclusion of sophomore year: all permissible materials per NCAA Bylaw 13.4.1.

Off-Campus Contact  Opening day of classes of junior year.  Other than during the April recruiting period, may have contact only at PSA's educational institution.

After an individual has signed a National Letter of Intent or the institution's written offer of admission and/or financial aid or after the institution has received a financial deposit in response to its offer of admission, the individual is no longer subject to the restrictions of Bylaw 13.1.

Telephone Calls and Electronic Correspondence (all forms of private communication permitted)  Unlimited beginning June 15 following sophomore year.

 April recruiting period -either at the PSA’s educational institution or at the PSA’s residence. Official Visit  Maximum of five beginning January 1 of junior year.

Two-Year College Prospective Student-Athletes (PSA) Qualifier  Contacts permissible. Nonqualifier or Academic Redshirt  No contacts until after completion of first year of enrollment at the two-year college. Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning October 15 following PSA’s completion of high school. No official visits for nonqualifiers or academic redshirts until after completion of first year of enrollment at the two-year college. Telephone Calls and Electronic Correspondence (all forms of private communication permitted).  Unlimited.

Four-Year College Prospective Student-Athletes (PSA) Transfer from NCAA or NAIA Institution  Contact permitted only after written permission has been granted by the student-athlete's institution. Transfer from Other Four-Year Institution  Written permission to contact not necessary. Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning October 15 following PSA’s completion of high school.

Evaluations and Contacts  130 recruiting-person days during academic year recruiting and evaluation periods.  Not more than seven recruiting opportunities (contacts and evaluations combined) during the academic year per PSA.  Practice/competition site restrictions (see below).

Telephone Calls and Electronic Transmissions (all forms of private communication permitted)  Unlimited.

*Please note that this document should not be used as a substitute for the NCAA Manual. Coaches are encouraged to contact their athletics compliance administrators for additional information. DEFINITIONS Contact A contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospective student-athlete (PSA) or the PSA's parents, relatives or legal guardians and an institutional staff member or athletics representative during which any dialogue occurs in excess of an exchange of a greeting. Any such face-to-face encounter that is prearranged (e.g., staff member positions himself/herself in a location where contact is possible) or that takes place on the grounds of the PSA's educational institution or at the site of organized competition or practice involving the PSA or the PSA's high school, preparatory school, two-year college or all-star team shall be considered a contact, regardless of whether any conversation occurs. However, an institutional staff member or athletics representative who is approached by a PSA or the PSA's parents, relatives or legal guardian(s) at any location shall not use a contact, provided the encounter was not prearranged and the staff member or athletics representative does not engage in any dialogue in excess of a greeting and takes appropriate steps to immediately terminate the encounter. Evaluation Evaluation is any off-campus activity designed to assess the academic qualifications or athletics ability of a PSA, including any visit to a PSA's educational institution (during which no contact occurs) or the observation of a PSA participating in any practice or competition at any site. Recruiting-Person Days A recruiting-person day is defined as one coach engaged in an off-campus recruiting activity of a PSA, including a PSA who has signed a National Letter of Intent (or the institution's written offer of admission and/or financial aid), on one day (12:01 a.m. to midnight); two coaches engaged in recruiting activities on the same day shall use two recruiting-person days. Recruited PSA Actions by staff members or athletics representatives that cause a PSA to become a recruited PSA at that institution are: a. Providing the PSA with an official visit; b. Having an arranged, in-person, off-campus encounter with the PSA or the PSA's parent(s), relatives or legal guardian(s); c. Initiating or arranging a telephone contact with the PSA, the PSA's relatives or legal guardian(s) on more than one occasion for the purpose of recruitment; and d. Issuing a National Letter of Intent or the institution's written offer of athletically related financial aid to the PSA (excluding summer term awards prior to initial full-time enrollment). For purposes of Bylaw 13.12, the phrase "prospective student-athlete" shall include any individual who has started classes for the seventh grade. Telephone Calls All electronically transmitted human voice exchange (including videoconferencing and videophones) shall be considered telephone calls.

NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S BASKETBALL RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Off-Campus Recruiters An institutional staff member is not permitted to recruit off campus until he or she has been certified on an annual basis as to knowledge of applicable recruiting rules. Telephone Calls During Conduct of Athletics Contest Telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA's relatives or legal guardians) may not be made during the conduct of any of the institution's intercollegiate athletics contests in that sport until the competition has concluded and the team has been dismissed by the coach. Telephone Calls - Institutional Staff Members -- General Rule All telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA’s relatives, legal guardians or coaches) must be made by the head coach or one or more of the assistant coaches who count toward the numerical limitations in men's basketball. Visits to a PSA’s Educational Institution Institutional staff members may visit a PSA's educational institution on not more than one occasion during a particular week within a recruiting or evaluation period, regardless of the number of PSAs enrolled in the institution or whether any PSA is contacted on that occasion. During the July evaluation period, there are no limitations on the number of times an institutional staff member may visit a PSA's educational institution. Tournament Exception Visiting a PSA's educational institution on consecutive days during a particular week to observe a tournament or tier of a tournament shall count as a single visit. Counting Contacts and Evaluations Evaluations that occur during the academic year count against the permissible number of recruiting opportunities. Outside of the academic year, evaluations do not count against the annual number of recruiting opportunities. Contacts that occur with a PSA count against the permissible number of total recruiting opportunities regardless of the time period (e.g., academic year or outside the academic year). All contacts and evaluations are subject to recruiting calendar restrictions. PSA's Educational Institution Any staff member desiring to contact a PSA at the PSA's educational institution first shall obtain permission for such contact from that institution's executive officer (or the executive officer's authorized representative). Contact may not be made during the time of the day when classes are in session. For two-year colleges that conduct classes throughout the day, contact may not be made until after 4 p.m. local time and the prospective student-athlete shall not miss class for such contact. Practice or Competition Site Recruiting contact may not be made with a PSA prior to any athletics competition in which the PSA is a participant during the day or days of competition, even if the PSA is on an official or unofficial visit. Contact includes the passing of notes or orally relaying information to a PSA by a third party on behalf of an institutional staff member. Contact and communication restrictions are as follows: a. No in-person contact with a PSA or the PSA's relatives or legal guardians during the day of the PSA's competition (e.g., before and after the competition). b. All communication with a PSA’s coach (other than a high school coach who is not attending the certified event) or any individual associated with the PSA as a result of the PSA's participation in basketball, directly or indirectly, is prohibited during the time period in which the PSA is participating in a certified event. Athletics Events Outside Contact Period In-person contact with a PSA shall not be made on or off the member institution's campus at the site of practice or competition or for any athletics event in which the PSA participates outside the permissible contact periods. When a PSA participates in an athletics contest or event (including a noninstitutional, private camp or clinic) on a member institution's campus outside of a contact period, it is not permissible for an authorized institutional staff member to have contact with the PSA until the calendar day following his or her release from the competition. Further, if a PSA is visiting an institution's campus immediately before or after participating in an athletics contest or event on the institution's campus, the PSA must depart the locale of the institution the calendar day before or after the contest or event. EVALUATIONS Academic Year Recruiting Periods All evaluations during the academic year evaluation period shall be limited to regularly scheduled high school, preparatory school and two-year college contests/tournaments, practices and regular scholastic activities involving PSAs enrolled only at the institution where the regular scholastic activities occur. April Evaluation Periods Evaluations of live athletics activities during the April evaluation periods shall be limited to nonscholastic events that are certified. Summer Evaluation Periods During the summer evaluation periods, a member of an institution's basketball coaching staff may attend institutional basketball camps and noninstitutional organized events (e.g., camps, leagues, tournaments and festivals) that are certified. NBA Draft Combine Evaluations conducted at the NBA draft combine are not included in the 130 evaluation days.

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NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Freshman/Sophomore Recruiting Materials  Questionnaires, camp information, NCAA materials and nonathletics institutional publications only.

Junior Recruiting Materials  Beginning September 1. Off-Campus Contact  Beginning September 1, permissible at PSA's educational institution or residence subject to the recruiting calendar. Telephone Calls and Electronic Correspondence (all forms of private communication permitted)  Unlimited beginning September 1. Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning Thursday following the NCAA women's basketball championship game.

Senior After an individual has signed a National Letter of Intent or the institution's written offer of admission and/or financial aid or after the institution has received a financial deposit in response to its offer of admission, the individual is no longer subject to the restrictions of NCAA Bylaw 13.1.

Two-Year College Prospective Student-Athletes (PSA) Telephone Calls  At the institution's discretion. Qualifier  Contacts permissible. Nonqualifier or Academic Redshirt  No contacts until after completion of first year of enrollment at the two-year college. Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning October 15 following PSA's completion of high school.  No official visits for nonqualifiers or academic redshirts until after completion of first year of enrollment at the two-year college.

Four-Year College Prospective Student-Athletes (PSA) Telephone Calls  At the institution's discretion following permission to contact. Transfer from NCAA or NAIA Institution  Contact permitted only after written permission has been granted by the student-athlete's institution. Transfer from Other Four-Year Institution  Written permission not necessary. Official Visits  Maximum of five beginning October 15 following PSA's completion of high school.

Evaluations and Contacts  112 recruiting-person days during academic year contact and evaluation periods.  Not more than seven recruiting opportunities (contacts and evaluations combined) during the academic year per PSA. 

Practice/competition site restrictions (see below).

 No official visits during dead periods or the July evaluation periods.

*Please note that this document should not be used as a substitute for the NCAA Manual. Coaches are encouraged to contact the athletics compliance office for additional information. DEFINITIONS Contact A contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospective student-athlete (PSA) or the PSA's parents, relatives or legal guardians and an institutional staff member or athletics representative during which any dialogue occurs in excess of an exchange of a greeting. Any such face-to-face encounter that is prearranged (e.g., staff member positions himself/herself in a location where contact is possible) or that takes place on the grounds of the PSA's educational institution or at the site of organized competition or practice involving the PSA or the PSA's high school, preparatory school, two-year college or all-star team shall be considered a contact, regardless of whether any conversation occurs. However, an institutional staff member or athletics representative who is approached by a PSA or the PSA's parents, relatives or legal guardians at any location shall not use a contact, provided the encounter was not prearranged and the staff member or athletics representative does not engage in any dialogue in excess of a greeting and takes appropriate steps to immediately terminate the encounter. Evaluation Evaluation is any off-campus activity designed to assess the academic qualifications or athletics ability of a PSA, including any visit to a PSA's educational institution (during which no contact occurs) or the observation of a PSA participating in any practice or competition at any site. Recruiting-Person Days A recruiting-person day is defined as one coach engaged in an off-campus recruiting activity of a PSA, including a PSA who has signed a National Letter of Intent (or the institution's written offer of admission and/or financial aid), on one day (12:01 a.m. to midnight); two coaches engaged in recruiting activities on the same day shall use two recruiting-person days. Recruited PSA Actions by staff members or athletics representatives that cause a PSA to become a recruited PSA at that institution are: a. Providing the PSA with an official visit; b. Having an arranged, in-person, off-campus encounter with the PSA or the PSA's parents, relatives or legal guardians; c. Initiating or arranging a telephone contact with the PSA, the PSA's relatives or legal guardians on more than one occasion for the purpose of recruitment; and d. Issuing a National Letter of Intent or the institution's written offer of athletically related financial aid to the PSA (excluding summer term awards prior to initial full-time enrollment).

NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECRUITING GUIDE Effective August 1, 2016 Telephone Calls All electronically transmitted human voice exchange (including videoconferencing and videophones) shall be considered telephone calls. Off-Campus Recruiters An institutional staff member is not permitted to recruit off campus until he or she has been certified on an annual basis as to knowledge of applicable recruiting rules. Telephone Calls During Conduct of Athletics Contest Telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA's relatives or legal guardians) may not be made during the conduct of any of the institution's intercollegiate athletics contests in that sport until the competition has concluded and the team has been dismissed by the coach. Telephone Calls -- Institutional Staff Members -- General Rule All telephone calls to a PSA (or the PSA's parents, legal guardians or coaches) must be made by the head coach or one or more of the assistant coaches who count toward the numerical limitations in women's basketball. Visits to a PSA's Educational Institution Institutional staff members may visit a PSA's educational institution on not more than one occasion during a particular week within a contact or evaluation period, regardless of the number of PSAs enrolled in the institution or whether any PSA is contacted on that occasion. During the July evaluation period, there are no limitations on the number of times an institutional staff member may visit a PSA's educational institution. Tournament Exception Visiting a PSA's educational institution on consecutive days during a particular week to observe a tournament or tier of a tournament shall count as a single visit. Counting Contacts and Evaluations Evaluations that occur during the academic year count against the permissible number of recruiting opportunities. Outside of the academic year, evaluations do not count against the annual number of recruiting opportunities. Contacts that occur with a PSA count against the permissible number of total recruiting opportunities regardless of the time period (e.g., academic year or outside the academic year). All contacts and evaluations are subject to recruiting calendar restrictions. PSA's Educational Institution Any staff member desiring to contact a PSA at the PSA's educational institution first shall obtain permission for such contact from that institution's executive officer (or the executive officer's authorized representative). Contact may not be made during the time of the day when classes are in session. For two-year colleges that conduct classes throughout the day, contact may not be made until after 4 p.m. local time and the prospective student-athlete shall not miss class for such contact. Practice or Competition Site Recruiting contact may not be made with a PSA prior to any athletics competition in which the PSA is a participant during the day or days of competition, even if the PSA is on an official or unofficial visit. Contact includes the passing of notes or orally relaying information to a PSA by a third party on behalf of an institutional staff member. Contact and communication restrictions are as follows: a. No in-person contact with a PSA or the PSA's relatives or legal guardians during the day of the PSA's competition (e.g., before and after the competition). b. During the July evaluation periods, all communication with a PSA, the PSA's relatives or legal guardians, the PSA's coach or any individual associated with the PSA as a result of the PSA's participation in basketball, directly or indirectly, is prohibited unless the PSA has signed a National Letter of Intent or institutional written offer of admission and/or financial aid or the institution has received a financial deposit in response to the institution's offer of admission. Athletics Events Outside Contact Period In-person contact with a PSA shall not be made on or off the institution's campus at the site of practice or competition or for any athletics event in which the PSA participates outside the permissible contact periods. When a PSA participates in an athletics contest or event (including a noninstitutional, private camp or clinic) on an institution's campus outside of a contact period, it is not permissible for an authorized institutional staff member to have contact with the PSA until the calendar day following his or her release from the competition. Further, if a PSA is visiting an institution's campus immediately before or after participating in an athletics contest or event on the institution's campus, the PSA must depart the locale of the institution the calendar day before or after the contest or event. Academic Year Evaluation Period Evaluations during the academic year may occur at regularly scheduled high school, preparatory school and two-year college contests/tournaments and practices; regular scholastic activities involving PSAs enrolled at the institution where the regular scholastic activities occur; and evaluations at nonscholastic events during the PSA's academic year during the last full weekend (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) of the fall contact period and the weekends (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) of the spring evaluation periods. Evaluations at nonscholastic events and noninstitutional camps or clinics that occur on a Division I campus are prohibited. July Evaluation Periods During the July evaluation periods, an institution's basketball coaching staff may attend institutional basketball camps and noninstitutional organized events (e.g., camps, leagues, tournaments and festivals) that are certified. Evaluations at nonscholastic events and noninstitutional camps or clinics that occur on a Division I campus are prohibited. Events Not Subject to Certification Program. During any contact or evaluation period, an institutional coaching staff member may attend noninstitutional organized events that are approved, sponsored or conducted by an applicable state, national or international governing body and are not organized and conducted primarily for a recruiting purpose (e.g., intrastate and interstate high school basketball games, state high school all-star games, international competitions and practices associated with such contests). A coaching staff member shall not attend events that are approved, sponsored or conducted by an applicable state, national or international governing body but are organized and conducted primarily for a recruiting purpose, unless such events are certified per Bylaw 13.18. intra.ncaa.org/sites/ama/Information/Recruiting Calendars and Guides/2016-17/DI/Guides/Women's Basketball Guide.docx/LZ:kh_052716

2016-17 NCAA DIVISION I COACHES (RECRUITING) CERTIFICATION TEST Coaches (Recruiting) Certification Test Outline This coaches' certification test outline is intended to serve as a rules-education tool for the conference and the institution, and as a study guide for coaches. The 2016-17 test includes legislation contained in NCAA Bylaw 12.02.1 (definition of a professional athletics team); Bylaw 12.1.2 (amateur status); Bylaw 13 (recruiting); Bylaw 14.02 (definitions and applications of eligibility terms); Bylaw 14.3 (freshman academic requirements and eligibility); Bylaw 14.4.3 (continuing eligibility); Bylaw 14.5 (transfers); Bylaw 15.02 (definitions and applications); and Bylaw 15.3 (institutional financial aid). Please note that the following bylaw citations refer to the 2015-16 NCAA Division I Manual. [Note: Items marked with an asterisk (*) apply only to football, basketball, lacrosse, softball and/or women's volleyball.] 1.

Amateurism. a.

Definitions. •

b.

General regulations. •

2.

Professional athletics team. (12.02.1, Page No. 26)

Amateur status. (12.1.2, Page No. 27)

Recruiting. a.

Definitions. (1)

Competition site. (13.02.3, Page No. 55)

(2)

Contact. (13.02.4, Page No. 55)

(3)

Evaluation activities during contact period – FBS/FCS football. No. 55)*

(4)

Contact period. (13.02.5.1, Page No. 55)*

(5)

Evaluation period. (13.02.5.2, Page No. 55)*

(6)

Quiet period. (13.02.5.4, Page No. 6)*

(7)

Dead period. (13.02.5.5, Page No. 56)

(8)

Evaluation. (13.02.7, Page No. 56)

(13.02.4.1, Page

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Exception – football. (13.02.7.1, Page No. 56)*

Evaluation days – football, softball, women's volleyball, and women's sand volleyball. (13.02.7.2, Page No. 56)*

(10) Recruiting-person days – men's basketball. (13.02.8, Page No. 56)* (11) Recruiting-person days – women's basketball. (13.02.9, Page No. 56)* (12) Home. (13.02.10, Page No. 57) (13) National Letter of Intent. (13.02.11, Page No. 57) (14) Prospective student-athlete. (13.02.12, Page No. 57) (15) Recruiting. (13.02.13, Page No. 57) (16) Recruited prospective student-athlete. (13.02.13.1, Page No. 57) (17) Representative of athletics interests. (13.02.14, Page No. 57) (18) Telephone calls. (13.02.15, Page No. 58) (19) Official visit. (13.02.16.1, Page No. 58) (20) Unofficial visit. (13.02.16.2, Page No. 58) (21) Institution's sports camp or instructional clinic. (13.12.1.1, Page No. 97) b.

c.

General principles. (1)

Eligibility effects of recruiting violations. (13.01.1, Page No. 55)

(2)

Off-campus recruiters. (13.1.2.1.1, Page No. 59)

(3)

Recruiting by representatives of athletics interests. (13.1.3.5.1, Page No. 64)

Contacts and evaluations. (1)

Restrictions on contacting, recruiting, and providing financial assistance to high school, two-year college and four-year college prospects. (13.1.1.1, 13.1.1.2 and 13.1.1.3, Page Nos. 58-59)

(2)

General recruiting regulations for the following individuals in regard to telephone calls, letters, evaluations and in-person contacts. (13.1.2.1 and 13.1.2.1.1, Page No. 59)

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(i)

Representatives of athletics interests. (13.1.2.4, Page Nos. 60-61)

(ii)

Enrolled student-athletes. (13.1.2.7, Page No. 61)

(iii) Institutional staff members (faculty, coaches, administrators). (13.1.2.3, Page No. 60; 13.1.2.5, Page No. 61; and 13.1.2.6* Page No. 61) (3)

Telephone contacts. (13.1.3, Page Nos. 62-64) (i)

(ii)

Time period for telephone calls-general rule. (13.1.3.1, Page No. 62) a.

Exception-Football FBS/FCS. (13.1.3.1. 3, Page No. 62 and 13.1.3.1.8, Page No. 63)*

b.

Exception-Men's Basketball. (13.1.3.1.4 and 13.1.3.1.4.1, Page No. 62)*

c.

Exception-Swimming and Diving. 13.1.3.1.8, Page No. 63)

(13.1.3.1.1, Page No. 62 and

d.

Exception-Cross Country/Track and Field. (13.1.3.1.2, Page No. 62 and 13.1.3.1.8, Page No. 63)

e.

Exception-Men's Ice Hockey. (13.1.3.1.5, Page No. 62)

f.

Exception-Women's Ice Hockey. 13.1.3.1.8, Page No. 63)

g.

Exception-Women's Basketball. (13.1.3.1 and 13.1.3.1.7, Page No. 62)

(13.1.3.1.6, Page No. 62 and

Additional restrictions. (13.1.3.2, Page No. 63)

(iii) Other exceptions. (13.1.3.3, Page No. 63) (iv)

Permissible callers. (13.1.3.4, Page Nos. 63-64)

(v)

Nonpermissible callers. (13.1.3.5, Page No. 64)

(vi) Collect and toll-free calls. (13.1.3.6, Page No. 64) (4)

Recruiting calendars. (13.02.5, Page Nos. 55-56; and 13.17, Page Nos. 105-112)

(5)

Coaching staff member speaking at a meeting or banquet. (13.1.8, Page Nos. 72-73)

(6)

Number of times during a week an institutional staff member may visit a prospect's educational institution – football and basketball. (13.1.4, Page Nos. 6465)*

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(i)

Visits during contact period - Football [FBS/FCS]. (13.1.4.2.1, Page No. 65)*

(ii)

Division I basketball – visits during evaluation period. 13.14.1.1, Page Nos. 64-65)*

(13.1.4.1 and

(iii) Multiple-sport athlete-basketball or football. (13.1.4.3, Page No. 65) (iv)

(7)

Competition not involving educational institution visited-basketball and football. (13.1.4.4, Page No. 65)

Permissible number of in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts. Nos. 65-66) (i)

On the same day. (13.1.5.7, Page No. 66)

(ii)

Letter-of-Intent signing. (13.1.5.8 and 13.1.5.8.1, Page No. 66)

(13.1.5, Page

(iii) Post-high school contacts. (13.1.5.9, Page No. 66) (8)

Permission to contact a prospect at the prospect's educational institution. (13.1.4 through 13.1.4.4, Page Nos. 64-65; and 13.1.6.1, Page No. 66)

(9)

Contact at practice or competition site. (13.1.6.2, Page Nos. 66-67)

(10) Limitations on the number of evaluations. 70) (11)

Evaluation regulations. (13.1.7.7 through 13.1.7.18, Page Nos. 70-71) •

d.

(13.1.7 through 13.1.7.6, Page Nos. 68-

Tournament observation exception. (13.1.7.13, Page No. 71)

Offers and inducements/precollege expense. (1)

General rule. (13.2.1, Page No. 73; and 13.15.1, Page No. 102)

(2)

Examples of types of financial aid and other benefits that may not be provided to prospects. (13.2.1.1, Page No. 74)

(3)

Employment of prospects. (13.2.3, Page Nos. 74-75)

(4)

Summer housing for prospects. (13.2.5, Page No. 75)

(5)

Academic support services/use of training room facilities. (13.2.6; 13.2.7 Page No. 75; and 16.3.1.1 Page No. 180)

(6)

Fundraising for high school athletics program. (13.15.1.2, Page No. 103)

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e.

f.

g.

Recruiting materials. (1)

Recruiting materials and electronic correspondence-general rule. (13.4.1, Page Nos. 75-76)

(2)

Printed recruiting materials that may be provided. (13.4.1.3, Page No. 76)

(3)

Responding to a prospect's request for information. (13.4.1.6, Page No. 77)

(4)

Video/Audio materials. (13.4.1.7 through 13.4.1.7.4, Page Nos. 77-78)

(5)

Advertisements and promotions. (13.4.3, Page Nos. 78-79)

Transportation. (1)

General restrictions. (13.5.1, Page No. 79)

(2)

Transportation on official paid visit – general restrictions. (13.5.2.1, Page No. 79)

(3)

Auto transportation on official paid visit. (13.5.2.2, Page No. 79)

(4)

Air transportation on official paid visit. (13.5.2.3, Page No. 80)

(5)

Transportation from airport or bus or train station. (13.5.2.4, Page No. 80)

(6)

Visiting two or more institutions. (13.5.2.5, Page No. 80)

(7)

Transportation of prospect's relatives, friends or legal guardians. (13.5.2.6, Page No. 80)

(8)

Coach accompanying prospect on official visit. (13.5.2.2.2, Page No. 79)

(9)

Transportation on unofficial visit. (13.5.3, Page No. 80)

Official (paid) visit. (1)

One-visit limitation. (13.6.2.1, Page No. 81)

(2)

Maximum number of expense-paid visits. (13.6.2.2 and 13.6.2.3, Page No. 81)

(3)

Nonqualifier in first year. (13.6.2.3.1, Page No. 81)

(4)

First opportunity for an expense-paid visit. (13.6.2.2.1, Page No. 81)

(5)

PSAT, SAT, PLAN or ACT score required for official visit. (13.6.3(a), Page No. 82)

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Academic transcript required for official visit. (13.6.3(b), Page No. 82)

(7)

Visit to off-campus contest. (13.6.2.4, Page No. 81)

(8)

Football, basketball and baseball – institutional limits on the number of official visits. (13.6.2.6, Page No. 81)

(9)

Length of official visit. (13.6.4, Page No. 82; and 13.6.4.1, Page Nos. 82-83)

(10) Entertainment, meals and lodging on official visit. (13.6.6, 13.6.7.4, 13.6.7.5, 13.6.7.6, 13.6.7.7, 13.6.7.7.1, 13.6.7.8, 13.6.8 and 13.6.9, Page Nos. 83-85) (11) Entertainment – complimentary admissions. 13.6.7.2.5, Page Nos. 83-84)

(13.6.7.2, 13.6.7.2.1, 13.6.7.2.4 and

(12) Student host. (13.6.7.5 through 13.6.7.5.3, Page Nos. 84-85) h.

i.

j.

Unofficial (nonpaid) visit. (1)

Unlimited number of unofficial visits. (13.7.1, Page No. 86)

(2)

Entertainment – complimentary admissions. (13.7.2.1, Page No. 86 and 13.7.2.3, Page No. 83)

(3)

Meals and lodging on unofficial visit. (13.7.2.1.2 and 13.7.2.1.3, Page No. 86)

(4)

Parking. (13.7.2.1.6, Page No. 87)

Entertainment and reimbursement of high school, college preparatory school and twoyear college coaches. (1)

Entertainment restrictions. (13.8.1, Page No. 87)

(2)

Transportation reimbursement. (13.8.1.2, Page No. 88)

(3)

Material benefits. (13.8.2, Page No. 88)

(4)

Gifts at coaches' clinic. (13.8.2.1, Page No. 88)

National Letter of Intent programs/financial aid agreements. (1)

General rule. (13.9.1, Page No. 89)

(2)

Prospect may not sign a financial aid agreement prior to signing date. (13.9.2.2, Page No. 89)

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l.

m.

3.

Publicity. (1)

Comments prior to signing. (13.10.2.1, Page Nos. 89-90)

(2)

Prohibition against publicizing a prospect's visit. (13.10.2.4, Page No. 90)

(3)

Announcement of signings. (13.10.3, Page No. 90)

Tryouts. (1)

Prohibited activities. (13.11.1, Page No. 90)

(2)

Recreational activities. (13.11.2.3, Page No. 93)

(3)

Local sports clubs, sports camps and clinics. (13.11.2.4 and 13.11.2.5, Page No. 94)

(4)

Medical examinations. (13.11.2.6, Page No. 94)

(5)

Tryout exceptions. (13.11.3.1 through 13.11.3.10, Page Nos. 95-97)

Sports camps/clinics. (1)

Football and basketball. (13.12.1.1.3 and 13.12.1.1.4, Page No. 98)*

(2)

Senior prospects' attendance at institution's football sports camp or clinic. (13.12.1.3, Page No.98)*

(3)

Employment of prospects/no free or reduced admission privileges. (13.12.1.7.1, Page Nos. 98-99)

(4)

Restrictions on the involvement of athletics department staff members in privately owned camps. (13.12.2.3.2 through 13.12.2.3.6 , Page No. 100)

(5)

Basketball coaches' attendance at summer basketball camps. (13.12.2.3.2, Page No. 100)*

Initial-Eligibility Requirements. a.

Definitions. (1)

Qualifier. (14.02.10.1, Page No. 116; and 14.3.1.1, Page No. 121)

(2)

Nonqualifier. (14.02.10.2, Page No. 116 and 14.3.2.1, Page No. 127)

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b.

4.

(1)

Core-course requirement. (14.3.1.1(a), Page No. 121 and 14.3.1.2, Page No. 124)

(2)

High school graduation requirement. (14.3.1.1, Page No. 121)

(3)

Test-score requirement. (14.3.1.1(b), Page No. 121; 14.3.1.3 and 14.3.1.3.1, Page No. 127)

(4)

Initial-eligibility index. (14.3.1.1.2, Page No. 123)

(5)

Nonqualifier – eligibility for financial aid, practice and competition. (14.3.2.1.1, Page No. 127)

(6)

One-year residence requirement for nonqualifiers. (14.3.4, Page No. 128)

Continuing Eligibility. a.

5.

Freshman eligibility.

Credit-hour requirements. (1)

24/36 hours of academic credit during the first year of enrollment. (14.4.3.1(a), Page No. 129)

(2)

Six hours of academic credit. (14.4.3.1(c), Page No. 130)

b.

Fulfillment of percentage-of-degree requirements. (14.4.3.2, Page Nos. 131-132)

c.

Fulfillment of minimum grade-point-average requirements. (14.4.3.3, Page No. 132)

Transfer Regulations. a.

b.

Definitions. (1)

Collegiate institution. (14.02.4, Page No. 116)

(2)

Transfer student. (14.02.12, Page No. 117 and 14.5.2, Page No. 137)

General principles. (1)

Restrictions on contacting transfers. (13.1.1.2 and 13.1.1.3, Page Nos. 58-59)

(2)

Hearing opportunity. (13.1.1.3.1, Page No. 59)

(3)

Residence requirement. (14.5.1, Page No. 136)

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Satisfying an academic year of residence. (14.5.1.1, Page No. 136)

(5)

Conditions affecting transfer status. (14.5.2, Page No. 137)

(6)

Conditions not constituting transfer status. (14.5.3, Page Nos. 137-138)

(7)

Two-year college transfers. (14.5.4, Page No. 138) (i)

Qualifier. (14.5.4.1, Page No. 138)

(ii)

Nonqualifier. (14.5.4.2, Page Nos. 138-139)

(iii) Exceptions or waivers for transfer from two-year college. (14.5.4.6, Page No. 141) (8)

(9) 6.

Four-year college transfers. (14.5.5, Page No. 142) (i)

General rule. (14.5.5.1, Page No. 142)

(ii)

Exceptions or waivers for transfer from four-year college. (14.5.5.2, Page No. 14)

"4-2-4" transfers. (14.5.6, Page No. 145)

Financial Aid. a.

b.

Definitions. (1)

Institutional financial aid. (15.02.4.2, Page No. 154)

(2)

Full grant-in-aid. (15.02.5, Page No. 155)

Terms and conditions of awarding institutional financial aid. (1)

Eligibility of student-athletes for financial aid. (15.3.1, Page No. 161)

(2)

Period of athletics financial aid award limited to one year. (15.3.3.1 and 15.3.3.1.1, Page Nos. 161-162)

c.

Increasing, decreasing or cancelling financial aid during the period of the award. (15.3.4, Page Nos. 162-163)

d.

Financial aid renewal/nonrenewal procedures. (15.3.5.1, Page Nos. 163-164)

e.

Financial aid reduction, cancellation or nonrenewal – required hearing opportunity. (15.3.2.3, Page No. 161)

http://intra.ncaa.org/sites/ama/OperationsTeam/5.TechnologyTeam/05.CoachesCertification/2016-17CERTIFICATION/I/2016-17DICoachesCertification(Recruiting)TestOutline_4116_KB:dks

Recruiting Definitions Contact A contact occurs any time a coach has any face-to-face contact with a prospective studentathlete, or a PSA’s parents off the college's campus and says more than hello. A contact also occurs if a coach has any contact with the PSA or the PSA’s parents at their high school or any location where the PSA is competing or practicing. Contact Period During this time, a college coach may have in-person contact with a PSA and/or a PSA’s parents on or off the college's campus. The coach may also watch the PSA play or visit the PSA’s high school. The PSA and/or PSA’s parents may visit a college campus and the coach may write and telephone the PSA or their parents during this period. Dead Period The college coach may not have any in-person contact with a PSA or a PSA’s parents at any time in the dead period. The coach may write and telephone the PSA or their parents during this time. Evaluation An evaluation is an activity by a coach to evaluate the PSA’s academic or athletics ability. This would include visiting the PSA’s high school or watching the PSA practice or compete. Evaluation Period The college coach may watch a PSA play or visit the PSA’s high school, but cannot have any inperson conversations with the PSA and/or the PSA’s parents off the college's campus. The PSA and/or the PSA’s parents can visit a college campus during this period. A coach may write and telephone the PSA and their parents during this time. Official Visit Any visit to a college campus by the PSA paid for by the college. The college may pay the following expenses: • The PSA’s transportation to and from the college; • Room and meals (three per day) while the PSA is visiting the college; and • Reasonable entertainment expenses, including complimentary admissions to a home athletics contest. Before any official visit, the PSA will have to provide the college with a copy of their high school transcript (Division I only) and register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Prospective Student-Athlete You become a “prospective student-athlete” when: • You start ninth-grade classes; or • Before your ninth-grade year, a college gives you, your relatives or your friends any financial aid or other benefits that the college does not provide to students generally.

Quiet Period The college coach may not have any in-person contact with a PSA or their parents off the college's campus. The coach may not watch a PSA play or visit their high school during this period. The PSA and/or their parents may visit a college campus during this time. A coach may write or telephone the PSA and/or their parents during this time. Unofficial Visit Any visit by a PSA to a college campus paid for by the PSA. The only expense a PSA may receive from the college is complimentary admissions to a home athletics contest. The PSA may make as many unofficial visits as they like and may take those visits at any time. The only time a PSA cannot talk with a coach during an unofficial visit is during a dead period.

Registration

Eligibility Center Procedures

Upon registration with the NCAA Eligibility Center, all Admissions, Graduation Data, Banned Drug List and Initial Eligibility Standards are provided to the student-athlete. Once a prospective student-athlete registers with the NCAA Eligibility Center (including payment or fee-waiver request), he or she will be assigned a task with links to the NCAA Banned Drug List (including information about nutritional supplements), and the initialeligibility standards. Like other assigned tasks, once the information has been reviewed, it is important the prospective student-athlete mark the task (located on his or her "My Planner" page) as complete. Any open tasks could delay the certification process.

Activation on IRL Once a prospective student-athlete is registered with the Eligibility Center, an institution can active them on their Institutional Request List (IRL). PSA’s are activated in the Compliance Office. This is not the responsibility of the coach. • A coach may submit activation requests via email, Official Visit Pre-Approval Forms, or verbally to the Compliance Office. Please include an NCAA ID# with all activation requests. • All PSA’s with whom coaches are actively and seriously recruiting can be activated to ensure compliance with NCAA rules. It is important that any international PSA’s be activated upon initial recruitment. • PSA’s must be activated to come on an Official Visit or sign an NLI or Grant-InAid. Once the prospective student-athlete is activated, they will be assigned a second task with the links to the information in the NCAA Disclosure Report (admissions and graduation-rate data, Academic Progress Rate, Graduation Success Rate and Academic Success Rate for Division II). Like other assigned tasks, once the information has been reviewed, it is important the prospective student-athlete mark the task (located on his or her "My Planner" page) as complete. Any open tasks could delay the certification process.

On-Campus Evaluations—Men’s and Women’s Basketball ONLY PROCEDURES: 1. Coach will submit the On-Campus Evaluation (OCE) Pre-Approval Form 72 hours prior to the prospective student-athlete’s arrival on campus. The Coach must indicate on the approval form which conditions of the bylaw apply, and obtain the appropriate signature from Sports Medicine. 2. The Compliance Office will ensure the OCE meets the applicable bylaw conditions, and sign and return OCE pre-approval to the coach.

Bylaw 13.11.2.1: In basketball, an institution may conduct an evaluation of 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 conclusion of the prospective student-athlete's season and after he/she has exhausted high school or preparatory school eligibility in basketball; (b) For a two-year college prospective student-athlete, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusion of the prospective student-athlete's season and he/she has exhausted his/her two-year college eligibility in basketball; (c) For a four-year college prospective student-athlete, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusion of 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 or unofficial visit; (e) The on-campus evaluation shall be conducted not later than the opening day of classes of the institution's fall 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 school or preparatory school eligibility and to the time period after the prospective student-athlete enrolls full time in a collegiate institution); (g) Before participating in an on-campus evaluation, a prospective student-athlete is required to undergo a 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 documented results of a prior test are provided to the institution or the prospective student-athlete declines the test and signs a written release. The examination or evaluation must be administered either within six months before participation in the on-campus evaluation or within six months before the

prospective student-athlete's initial participation in practice, competition or out-of-season conditioning activities during his immediately completed season. In addition, the medical examination or evaluation may be conducted by an institution's regular team physician or other designated physician as a part of the on-campus evaluation; (h) The institution's basketball student-athletes may participate in an on-campus evaluation, provided such participation is counted toward the applicable hourly and weekly limitations on countable athletically related activities (e.g., four hours per day and 20 hours per week during the playing season, two hours of skill instruction and eight hours per week outside the playing season). [See Bylaws 17.1.7.2-(a) and 17.1.7.2.2]; (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 issuanceand-retrieval basis.

Presbyterian College On-Campus Evaluation-Basketball Pre-approval Form 2016-17 Coach will complete this form 72 hours prior to the prospective student-athlete arriving on campus. See applicable bylaw and checklist below.

Name of PSA: ________________________ NCAA ID: ___________________________ Classification: __________________ School: __________________________________ Official____ Individual___

Unofficial Visit____ Team Work Out___

Date of Visit: _________________________ Time and location (max. of 2 hours): _____________________

NCAA Bylaw 13.11.2.1 states that in basketball, an institution may conduct an evaluation of 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) 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 school or preparatory school eligibility and to the time period after the prospective student-athlete enrolls full time in a collegiate institution) ALL STUDENT-ATHLETES INVOLVED IN THE WORKOUT APPLIES TOWARDS COUNTABLE ATHLETICALLY RELATED HOURS (max. of 2 hrs.)

Please check all that apply: _____For a high school or preparatory school senior, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusion of the prospective student-athlete's season and after he/she has exhausted his eligibility in basketball. _____ For a two-year college prospective student-athlete, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusion of the prospective student-athlete's season and he/she has exhausted his/her two-year college eligibility in basketball. _____For a four-year college prospective student-athlete, the evaluation may be conducted only after the conclusion of the prospective student-athlete's season. (See Bylaw 13.1.1.3 written permission to contact). _____ The on-campus evaluation may be conducted only during the prospective student-athlete's official or unofficial visit. ____ Date: ____________ The on-campus evaluation shall be conducted not later than the opening day of classes of the institution's fall term.

______ Before participating in an on-campus evaluation, a prospective student-athlete is required to undergo a medical examination or evaluation administered or supervised by a physician (e.g., family physician, team physician). Lab results for the sickle cell solubility test must also be provided and approved by the institution. Approved by Nelson Jones, Director of Sports Medicine: ___________________________ ______The institution may provide equipment and clothing to a prospective student-athlete on an issuanceand-retrieval basis.

Compliance Signature: _____________________________________Date:________________________ This certifies that this OCE was approved prior to the visit.

1/23/2013

Official vs. Unofficial Visits Official Visit

First Opportunity

All: First day of class senior year. Men's Basketball: January 1 of junior year in high school Women's Basketball: Thursday following the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship Anytime, except for dead period game of the prospect's junior year of high school (may not provide official vist during July evaluation period, unless PSA has signed NLI or institution's offer of admission/financial aid

5 from allowable first date to completion of high school, and an additional 5 beginning Number Permitted with October 15 following prospect's completion of high school

Length of Visit

Unofficial Visit

Unlimited

48 hour limit: 48 hours begins at the time the prospect arrives on campus, unless the coach accompanies the prospect by automobile and No time limit then the 48 hours starts when the coach first makes contact with the prospect or his or her parents.

All: Lodging, entertainment and meals for prospect and up to 4 family members accompanying the PSA, transportation for Expenses permitted prospect only Men's and Women's Basketball: can to pay addionally provide round trip cost of transportation for up to 2 parents or legal guardians accompanying prospect

none

Complimentary Admissions

Yes, up to 6 complimentary admissions for exclusive use of the PSA and those persons accompanying PSA on visit

Yes, up to three complimentary admissions, with up to two additional for non-traditional families (ex: stepparents). All tickets for exclusive use of PSA and those accompanying PSA on visit

Academic Requirements

Prospect must be registered with Eligiblity Center, be activated on institution's IRL , and provide a high school/college academic transcript **A PSA enrolled in his/her first academic year at a 2-year college must be certified as a qualifier

Generally no specific requirements **A PSA enrolled in his/her first academic year at a 2-year college must be certified as a qualifier

Official Visits From Home to Campus or Campus to Home--Allowable Expenses (IN TRANSIT)

Prospect

Prospect's Family Members

Meal Expenses

Travel Expenses

Lodging

Entertainment Expenses

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No, unless they transport/accompany the prospect in the car; can receive local transportation between campus and airport nearest campus. **Men's and Women's Basketball: can provide actual round trip costs for prospect's parents or legal guardians only (expenses for up to 2 people)

No **Men's and Women's Basketball: can provide actual round trip costs for prospect's parents or legal guardians only (expenses for up to 2 people) No

**Effective August 1, 2016, for purposes of Bylaw 13.6, a family member is an individual with any of the following relationships to the prospective student-athlete: spouse, parent or legal guardian, child, sibling, grandparent, domestic partner or any individual whose close association with the PSA is the practical equivalent of a family relationship. **Effective August 1, 2016, a PSA and up to four family members accompanying the PSA on the visit may receive lodging in the locale of the institution without beginning the 48-hour period if the PSA arrives in the locale too late to begin the official visit that day.

Official Visits On Campus--Allowable Expenses

Meal Expenses

Travel Expenses

Yes

Yes, within 30 miles of campus

Prospect

Prospect's Family Members

No, but other family members can accompany prospect in car to view **Yes, for up to 4 the practice/competition family members site within 30 miles of accopmanying the PSA campus

Lodging Expenses

Entertainment Expenses

Complimentary Admissions

Yes

Yes, within 30 miles of campus

Yes, to home facility within 30 miles of campus

**Yes, for up to 4 family members accopmanying the PSA and within 30 miles of campus

*Yes, up to 5 additional complimentary admissions for persons accompanying the PSA to home facility within 30 miles of campus

**Yes, for up to 4 family members accopmanying the PSA (additional persons may stay in room with PSA or family members at a single rate)

**Effective August 1, 2016, for purposes of Bylaw 13.6, a family member is an individual with any of the following relationships to the prospective student-athlete: spouse, parent or legal guardian, child, sibling, grandparent, domestic partner or any individual whose close association with the PSA is the practical equivalent of a family relationship. *Effective August 1, 2016, a maximum of 6 complimentary admisisons to a home athletic event at any facility within a 30 mile radius of campus may be provided to a PSA. The 6 complimentary admissions are the the exclusive use of the PSA and those persons accompanying the PSA on the visit. An institution may provide a student host a maximum of $40 for each day of the prospect's visit to cover all actual and necessary expenses for reasonable entertainment of the prospect, and up to 4 family members accompanying the PSA. Effective August 1, 2016, non-qualifiers and academic redshirts may not serve as a student host during their first academic year in residence.

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE

OFFICIAL VISIT PRE-APPROVAL 2016-17 Academic Year Procedure: Coach initiates this process by submitting this form to the Compliance Office via Jumpforward. Compliance will approve and sign. Upon completion of the official visit and all other official visit forms, the forms will be kept in the Compliance Office. Required information to be completed by the COACH

SUBMITTED BY: ________________________________________________

SPORT: ______________________

Recruiting Coach:________________________________________________________________________________ Prospect’s Name: _________________________________________________ Start Date of Visit:___________________________________

NCAA ID:____________________

Time:_____________________

End Date of Visit:____________________________________ Time:_____________________ Home Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Telephone Number: (___)______________ HS/College Name:__________________________________________ What type of student is this? (check one)

Freshman

4-yr transfer

2-yr transfer

PSA activated on our IRL? (Yes / No) Test Score on file in Athletics? (Yes/No)

Reported Score: _____PSAT _____ SAT

_____PACT Plus

_____ACT

There is a copy of the transcripts in Athletics? (Yes/No) Admissions office has transcript and test scores? (Yes/No) Persons accompanying PSA:

Date submitted to Admissions: _________________

Name

Relationship to PSA (ex: parent, sibling)

__________________________

______________________________

__________________________

______________________________

__________________________

______________________________

__________________________

______________________________

Please indicate Yes or No if circumstances below apply to this visit

Travel/Transportation (Yes/No) Requesting travel reimbursement for PSA (Yes/No) Providing transportation to and/or from airport

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(Yes/No) Purchasing airline tickets for PSA

Itinerary (Yes/No) Family members accompanying PSA

(Yes/No) PSA participating in team meal

(Yes/No) Requesting complimentary tickets for home event Date of event: ____________________

Sport of event: _____________________

Name of PSA: _____________________________________ Name of Guest #1: _______________________

Name of Guest #4: _______________________

Name of Guest #2: _______________________

Name of Guest #5: _______________________

Name of Guest #3: _______________________ Student Host (Yes/No) Utilizing Student Host

(Yes/No) Requesting Student Host money

Other (Yes/No) Other non-traditional visit plans (please explain):________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Required Information to be COMPLETED BY THE COMPLIANCE OFFICE

Date Received: ____________________

PSA has been Activated: (Yes/No)

The compliance office received the above information prior to the official visit. (Yes/No) The coach has the proper paperwork to complete the official visit paperwork. (Yes/No) The coach forwarded the appropriate information to Admissions. (Yes/No) APPROVAL For Compliance Office Use Only

Date Received: ____________________ The Athletic Business Office received the above information prior to the official visit. (Yes/No) The coach has followed appropriate procedure for official visit. (Yes/No)

7/2016

Presbyterian College Athletics Official Visit Prospect Declaration Form 2016-17 Each visiting prospect on an Official Visit should complete and submit this form to the Compliance Office. I, _______________________________, affirm that with respect to my official visit to Presbyterian College taking place from (Date/Time) ____________________________ to (Date/Time) ________________________ , I have not: • Received transportation to and from campus in excess of my actual round-trip transportation costs on a direct route between my home (or site of my athletics competition or educational institution) and the PC campus for an official visit. • Received cash for entertainment purposes. • Received souvenirs, e.g., t-shirts or other institutional mementos, purchased by a student host or other individual entertaining me. • Received, at reduced or no cost, athletics gear. • Received an automobile for use by me or my student-host. • Had in-person contacts, either on or off-campus with athletic boosters, alumni, or former student-athletes who are not currently enrolled at the time of this official visit. • Been entertained outside of 30 miles of the PC campus. • Participated in physical work-outs or other recreational activities that involve any sport which I am being recruited while the coach was present. • Received reimbursement for my travel expenses (automobile mileage, airfare, parking, meals, or lodging) to and from campus that were excessive in nature. • Had more that five (5) expense-paid visits to NCAA member institutions. • Been engaged in had arranged any game-day situations, e.g., personalized audio / video presentations, personalized jerseys, game-day walk. • Received complimentary or reduced cost admission from PC for an NCAA championship contest.

__________________________

____________________________

Prospect Signature

Date

Presbyterian College Athletics Student Host Instructions and Receipts 2016-17 Completed by each student host prior to hosting a prospect.

Student Host: ____________________ Prospect: ____________________ Amount Received__________________ These guidelines have been established to ensure that each prospect’s visit to our campus is an enriching one. Serving as a student host is an important service to PC and the Department of Athletics. Appropriate conduct is required of you by PC, BSC, and NCAA standards: 1. You must be enrolled full-time at PC. 2. You will be provided money with which to entertain only the prospect and up to four family members accompanying the prospect. This money may not exceed $40/day, with an additional $20/day for each additional prospect that you entertain. 3. You may not give the prospect cash, nor may you use the entertainment funds to purchase or provide the prospect with alcohol, drugs, or gifts of value (e.g. souvenirs or clothing items). 4. You may not transport the prospect or anyone accompanying him/her more than 30 miles from campus. 5. No PC institutional staff member or athletics booster may provide or arrange for you an automobile to use to transport the prospect or anyone accompanying him/her. 6. You should not allow the prospect to have a recruiting conversation, either on or off campus, with former studentathletes, alumni, or boosters of the athletics program. If an unplanned meeting occurs, only an exchange of greetings is permissible. 7. You may allow the prospect to participate in a workout or recreational activity during his/her visit, provided the activity is not organized or observed by members of the coaching staff and is not designed to test the athletics ability of the prospect. 8. You may receive a complimentary admission to a campus athletics event, provided you are accompanying a prospect to that event. 9. You may not allow the prospect to use alcohol or drugs during the visit. Underage drinking (below 21) is illegal in the State of South Carolina. In addition, you may not engage in any activity that violates criminal law. 10. Presbyterian College will not tolerate harassment of any kind (e.g., racial, sexual, religious) by anyone associated with our athletics teams. You, as a student host, must be aware of the College’s position on this type of activity and work to ensure that prospects you are hosting conduct themselves appropriately. Providing or purchasing sexual favors, purchasing or viewing pornography, or involving yourselves with any other sexually-explicit material is inappropriate and strictly prohibited. 11. You, along with prospects, must adhere to BSC and NCAA bylaws, as well as all State and federal laws, prohibiting gambling.

Your compliance with these guidelines is absolutely necessary and greatly appreciated. Failure to agree and adhere to all guidelines may result in one or more of the following disciplinary actions: reprimand, probation, suspension, termination of grant-in-aid, cancellation of eligibility, or dismissal from the athletics program. You may also be subject to any penalties set forth by the College. My signature below indicates that: . I have read and understand the above rules governing my role as a student host. . I will use the $____ provided me to host the prospect(s) named above in a manner consistent with the above regulations. . I will return any unused funds.

I acknowledge that I understand and will comply with these instructions. __________________________

____________________________

Student Host Signature / Date

Coach / Date 1/2014

Presbyterian College Athletics Official Visit Summary 2016-17 Prospect Name: _______________

Sport: ____________________

Arrival Date/Time: _______________ Departure Date/Time: _______________ Must attach a copy of all receipts for Food, Lodging, and Transportation.

Transportation: Automobile

__________ miles at $0.40 per mile

Commercial Airline (prospect only)

(attach receipt)

=

$____________

=

$____________

(Exception: Basketball only can provide round trip costs for up to 2 parents/legal guardians)

Names and relation of person(s) accompanying prospect. _______________________

_______________________

______________________

_______________________

_______________________

______________________

Lodging: (provided only to prospect and up to 4 family members accompanying prospect) Attach copy of receipt: Location: ____________________ = $______________ Meals: (provided only to prospect and up to 4 family members accompanying prospect) List locations and attach copies of receipts: ________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ I received the above expenses allowable per NCAA Bylaws 13.6.2.1-13.6.2.3 and 13.6.5.-13.6.7 I understand that this visit to Presbyterian College is considered one of five expense paid visits permitted to NCAA member institutions. I certify that I have read this statement and understand its implications.

______________________________________ Signature of Prospective Student-Athlete

__________________________ Date

Student Host Expense Report (Attach all receipts) Host Name(s): ________________________________________________________ Received for the actual cost of entertainment. Expended for the actual cost of entertainment. Miles driven. _____ miles driven at $0.40/mile Amount returned

= = = =

$____________ $____________ $____________ $____________

To the best of my knowledge, I have followed all Presbyterian College, Big South Conference, and NCAA regulations (Bylaws 13.6 and 13.7) in hosting this prospect.

__________________________ STUDENT HOST

__________________________

____________________________

HEAD COACH SIGNATURE

COMPLIANCE 7/2012

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE UNOFFICIAL VISIT Record 2016-17 Academic Year Procedure: Coach initiates this process by submitting this form to the Compliance Office via Jumpforward at least 24 hours prior to the visit (or as soon as the visit concludes, for unscheduled visits.) Compliance will review and approve, and the forms will be kept by the Compliance Office. General Information

Submitted By: __________________________________________

Sport: _______________________

Prospect’s Name: _______________________________________

NCAA ID:_____________________

Start Date of Visit: ______________________

Time:_____________________

End Date of Visit: _______________________

Time:_____________________

Does this visit occur during a dead period? (Yes / No) Home Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Telephone Number: (___)______________ HS/College Name:__________________________________________ What type of student is this? (choose one)

Freshman

4-yr transfer

Is the PSA activated on our IRL? (Yes / No) Persons accompanying PSA:

2-yr transfer

*A PSA enrolled in his/her first academic year at a 2-year college must be certified as a Qualifier to have on-campus contact with coaches

Is the PSA entered on Jumpforward? (Yes/No)

Name __________________________

Relationship to PSA (ex: parent, friend) _____________________________

__________________________

_____________________________

__________________________

_____________________________

Visit Information (please check which circumstances below apply to this visit)

(Yes / No) Requesting complimentary tickets for home event Date of event:______________________

Sport of event:____________________

Name of PSA: ________________________________________ Name of Guest #1: ____________________________________ Name of Guest #2: ____________________________________ (Continued on next page)

(Yes / No) PSA staying in dorm with student-athletes (Yes / No) PSA participating in team meal with current student-athletes, or other PSA’s on official visits If yes, is PSA paying the actual cost of the meal? (Yes/No) (Yes / No) Other non-traditional visit plans (explain):_______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________

Compliance Signature:_________________________

Date:____________________

COMPLIMENTARY ADMISSIONS FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETES PSA’s are allowed to receive complimentary admissions for home events under the following circumstances: Official Visits (13.6.7.2): Allowed 6 complimentary admissions*, limited to the PSA and those persons accompanying the PSA on the visit *New legislation for 16-17 Unofficial Visits (13.7.2.1): Allowed 3 complimentary admissions, limited to the PSA and those persons accompanying him or her on the visit. Exception: if PSA is member of a nontraditional family, they may receive up to an additional 2 complimentary admissions to accommodate all parents accompanying them on the visit. Reminders: • • • •

The complimentary tickets issued can only be for the general seating area of the facility conducting the event. PSA’s may not receive complimentary tickets for any post-season conference tournament or NCAA championship event. Complimentary tickets can only be issued through a pass list, no hard tickets will be issued. The PSA and his or her guests must show a photo ID and must sign for the complimentary admissions form on the pass list.

PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE VISITING PROSPECT COMPLIMENTARY TICKET REQUEST Ticket Sign-in Sheet Sport:__________________________

Head Coach:____________________________

Game:__________________________

Date:__________________________________

Unofficial

Official

Prospect Name

Prospect Signature

Guest Name 1.

Guest Signature 1.

2.

2. (Add'l for Official only)

(Add'l for Official only)

3.

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4.

4.

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(Add'l for Official only)

3.

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4.

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2.

2. (Add'l for Official only)

(Add'l for Official only)

3.

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*Each Prospect is allowed up to 6 tickets on an official visit, and up to 3 tickets on an unofficial visit according to NCAA Bylaws