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Recruiting Calendars
???? ?BASEBALL11/14-2/29....................Quiet Period
?Men's Basketball11/20-3/15...........40 Day Evaluation
?WoMen's Basketball10/8-2/29............40 Day Evaluation
?Football2/2-2/5...........................Dead Period
2/6-4/14........................Quiet Period
?Softball1/2-7/31..............Contact/Evaluation
?Volleyball1/1-2/13........................Quiet Period
2/14-7/31............Contact/Evaluation
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All Other Sports4/12-4/15....................Dead Period ?
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UNLVCompliance Bulletin
February? 2004Volume 2,? Issue 1
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Recruiting Services? What Do The Rules Say?
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Q: Does a recruiting service have to charge a PSA to use its service?
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A: If the recruiting/scouting service is provided to high school students free of charge, it must be provided free of charge to any high school student who has the desire to use the service.
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Q: What are recruiting Services permitted to send NCAA Coaches about PSA's?
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A: Recruiting or scouting services may distribute personal information without jeopardizing the PSA's eligibility, provided any fee to such service is not based on placing the prospect in a collegiate institution as a recipient of institutional financial aid.? It is not permissible for a recruiting or scouting service or employees of such services to act as an intermediary between a PSA and an NCAA member institution (e.g., assisting and arranging contacts, relaying information other than personal information))
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Q: May a recruiting service call NCAA coaches to give information about PSA's?
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A: No.? It is not permissible for NCAA coaches to receive verbal information from these services.? Coaches may only receive published services.
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Home Schedules
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Men's Basketball2/17/04?????????????????????? SDSU????????????? ??????????????7:30? PM
2/21/04??????????????????????? CSU???????????????????????????? 7:30? PM
2/23/04?????????????????????? Wyoming????????? 9:00? PM? ESPN
3/6/04????????????????????????? BYU??????????????? 12:30? PM? ABC
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WoMen's Basketball2/5/04?????? ??????????????????BYU????????????????????????????? 7:30 PM
2/7/04???????????????????????? Utah?????????????????????????????? 7:30 PM
2/26/04????????????????????? UNM?????????????????????????????? 7:30 PM
2/28/04??????????????????? Air Force??????????????? ???????????7:30 PM
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BASEBALL2/13/04??????????????? W. Kentucky???????????????????????? 6:30 PM
2/14/04?????????????? W. Kentucky????????????????????????? 2:00 PM
2/15/04??????????????? W. Kentucky???????????????????????? 1:00 PM
2/20/04?????????????????? ??UNR??????????????????????????????? 6:30 PM
2/21/04???????????????????? UNR??????????????????????????????? 2:00 PM
2/20/04???????????????????? UNR??????????????????????????????? 1:00 PM
2/27/04??????????????? Michigan St.???????????????????????? 6:30 PM
2/27/04??????????????? Michigan St.???????????????????????? 2:00 PM
2/27/04??????????????? Michigan St.???????????????????????? 1:00 PM
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Softball2/13-2/15??????????? UNLV Classic
2/19-2/22??????? UNLV Tournament
2/28-2/29??????? Spring Tournament
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Swimming & Diving2/27-2/28???????????? Rebel Classic
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Men's Tennis2/13-2/15??????? UNLV Invitational
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Women's Tennis2/27-2/29??????? Spring Invitational
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GO REBELS!!!
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NCAA DIVISION I MANAGEMENT COUNCIL AMENDS EFFECTIVE DATE FOR AMATEURISM DIRECTIVE
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE---
During its January 11, 2004, meeting the Division I Management Council determined that its endorsement of the effective date for the new amateurism standard for transfer student-athletes should be amended. The July 2002 directive from the management council stated any student-athlete who enrolled in an NCAA institution after August 1, 2003, and had signed a professional contract would fall under a new reinstatement standard. The management council determined the new standard, which makes student-athletes permanently ineligible to play a sport if they sign a professional contract that makes them a professional in that sport, unintentionally harmed transfer student-athletes by not applying the former standard for those student-athletes already enrolled at a collegiate institution before the effective date.
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The new directive made it clear to the student-athlete reinstatement staff and committee that any student-athlete who is in conflict with the amateurism rules dealing with professionalizing themselves, and enrolled at an NCAA institution after the effective date, would be ineligible to play that sport. The new standard also alleviated the two-prong standard that was previously applied to student-athletes seeking reinstatement. By amending the directive, student-athletes who enrolled at any college prior to August 1, 2003, will be evaluated under the intent-to-professionalize standard which was previously used.
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Questions, Comments, or Suggestions E-mail to:margaret.mcmillan.nevada.edu
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Did You Know.........
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a voluntary association of about 1,200 colleges and universities, athletic conferences and sports organizations devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.
The NCAA sponsors eighty-seven championships and 22 sports.
More than 360,000 student-athletes are participating in NCAA-sponsored sports at nearly 1,000 colleges and universities.
Did you know that 94 cents of each dollar that comes to the NCAA goes back to member schools in championships or services?
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?Rules? Education Meeting? Schedule
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February 17,? 2004
Policies & Procedures, Compliance Related Issues, Eric Toliver
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February 24,? 2004
Policies & Procedures, Business Office, Wendy Meyers
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March? 2,? 2004
Policies & Procedures, Compliance Related Issues, Eric Toliver
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March? 16,? 2004
Policies & Procedures, Business Office, Wendy Meyers
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