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NCAA rules - Phogge - 12-18-2019
On the thread now closed “Rules, etc” if I see a friend’s grandson ninth grader playing eight man football at Tomales HS that I can’t talk to the kid about colleges including one I attended?
If so this is a ridiculous rule.
RE: NCAA rules - 82lsju - 12-18-2019
(12-18-2019, 09:31 PM)Phogge Wrote: On the thread now closed “Rules, etc” if I see a friend’s grandson ninth grader playing eight man football at Tomales HS that I can’t talk to the kid about colleges including one I attended?
If so this is a ridiculous rule.
I'm sure there are plenty of ridiculous NCAA rules.......
regarding potential recruits and your example see the last line, and this is if you are a "booster" if not......
Quote:What are examples of permissible activities?
Even though there are many rules prohibiting your involvement with prospects and the recruiting process, as a booster, you may:
- Notify university coaching staff members about noteworthy prospects in the area.
- Attend high school or two-year college athletic contests or other events where prospects may compete, provided no contact occurs.
- Continue existing friendships.
https://www.ncaa.org/enforcement/role-boosters
RE: NCAA rules - Phogge - 12-18-2019
OK Eric, missed that one. Senior moment. That’s becoming a continuing excuse. I wonder if it works on traffic cops.