Compliance Is Every Fan's Issue
The Internet and the plethora of team-related site have caused serious concerns about NCAA compliance in recent years. Kentucky seems to be a hot spot for this, but the potential problems are important enough to lead the compliance coordinator at Duke to reach out to Blue Devil fans on one of the most popular Duke forums at The Devils's Den.
I think being proactive like this is a GREAT idea, and the coordinator, Todd Mesibov, shares links with some important information.
The bottom line is that any contact between someone who is not an authorized representative of a school and a recruiting prospect to try to influence him/her to come to your favorite school is extremely regulated and could be a violation which could cost the school the opportunity to sign the recruit.
So let's be careful out there, okay.
posted by Jim Johnson, The CourtMaster @ 7:23 PM
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What are the rules regarding a scholarship athlete who wants to change schools? Does he have to be released from his scholarship before he can talk to other schools about playing?
well actually i wish i could tell you about this topic but i don`t have any knowledge about it.
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