University of Minnesota Athletics
7/11/06 - Donating to a Prospect
4/3/2007 12:00:00 AM | Athletics
Compliance Weekly E-mail Volume II
July 11th, 2006
DONATION TO A NON-PROSPECT
Generally, the NCAA precludes donations to prospect aged individuals as a recruiting violation. The NCAA further bars donations to organizations comprised of prospect-aged individuals with limited exceptions. In 2001, the NCAA altered its stance on donations to high-school aged non-prospects. If a high-school aged student has zero chance of ever participating in college athletics, due to disability, a handicap, or a terminal or chronic illness, then a donation from student-athletes or the institution is permissible.
The NCAA precludes the ability to make this donation if a direct relative of this non-prospect is considered a prospect.
If you have any questions, please contact the Compliance Office.
July 11th, 2006
DONATION TO A NON-PROSPECT
Generally, the NCAA precludes donations to prospect aged individuals as a recruiting violation. The NCAA further bars donations to organizations comprised of prospect-aged individuals with limited exceptions. In 2001, the NCAA altered its stance on donations to high-school aged non-prospects. If a high-school aged student has zero chance of ever participating in college athletics, due to disability, a handicap, or a terminal or chronic illness, then a donation from student-athletes or the institution is permissible.
The NCAA precludes the ability to make this donation if a direct relative of this non-prospect is considered a prospect.
If you have any questions, please contact the Compliance Office.
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