Lick your wounds
Want to get up to speed with the new hardship waiver rules for individual sports contained in Proposal 2007-061-1? Our Movies area has a streaming movie as well as versions you can download for your computer...or your iPhone.
"Jerry, a rule is a rule. And let's face it, without rules...there's chaos." --Cosmo Kramer
Want to get up to speed with the new hardship waiver rules for individual sports contained in Proposal 2007-061-1? Our Movies area has a streaming movie as well as versions you can download for your computer...or your iPhone.
Pick up a reminder about the upcoming dead period in cross country and track and field that occurs on the days of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
You can pick up a reminder for the dead period that surrounds the upcoming NCAA Division I Softball championship.
We corrected an error pertaining to telephone calls during the late May men's basketball dead period that appeared on the reminder we posted yesterday. Make sure you have the corrected reminder; look for the "Corrected 5-13-08" tag at the bottom.
Two dead period reminders today:
• Men's basketball. This is a new dead period that was created as the result of the adoption of Proposal 2007-053-B. The dead period runs from the day after the conclusion of the spring National Letter of Intent signing period to the day before the first permissible day to conduct institutional basketball camps. [This sheet was updated on May 13; look for the "Corrected 5-13-08" tag at the bottom.]
• Women's lacrosse. This dead period surrounds the NCAA Division I Championship.
A new interp from LRIC, dated April 30, 2008:
Application of 18/27 Credit-Hour Requirement to a Midyear Enrollee or Midyear Transfer Student-Athlete (I)
The committee determined that an institution is not required to certify the 18/27 credit-hour requirement for a midyear enrollee or transfer student-athlete until the completion of two regular, full-time semesters or three full-time quarters at the certifying institution. After the initial certification, the institution shall certify the 18/27 credit-hour requirement based on the student-athlete's record since the beginning of the previous fall term. For example, an institution would not certify the 18/27 hour requirement for a student-athlete who initially enrolls at the institution in the spring semester or winter quarter until the start of the following spring semester or winter quarter. Thereafter, the institution would certify the 18/27 hour requirement prior to the start of each fall term.
[References: NCAA Division I Bylaws 14.4.3.1 (credit-hour requirements); 14.4.3.1.4 (application of rule); staff interpretations (4/16/08, Item Nos. 2 and 3), which has been archived]
The 2008-09 NCAA Coaches Certification test and all supporting resources are available. If the link doesn't work (the NCAA website can be a bit flaky at times, at least for me), go to the NCAA home page and follow the path: Legislation and Governance/Rules Compliance/Certification-Self-Study & Training/Coaches Certification Test.
LRIC has been busy with these four interps, all from April 23, 2008:
• Contact with Prospective Student-Athletes at Home Contest at a Site Other than Regular Home Facility
• Scouting of Opponents in Conjunction with Recruiting or Team Travel
LDSBI has three new postings this morning:
EdCol--Coaches' Involvement with Student-Athletes Preparing for Olympic Trials and the Olympic Games
EdCol--Informal Basketball Practice Scrimmages
Staff Determination--Financial Aid to Midyear Enrollee Who Has Been Awarded Athletically Related Financial Aid for Following Academic Year
The staff determination has to do with awarding aid to mid-year enrollees who have signed a NLI for the following academic year. Remember, with the adoption of Proposal 2008-004, this staff determination is binding on everyone.