True/False: Sports wagering by institutional staff members is prohibited except in cases where the total prize has a monetary value of less than $100 and the staff member has no involvement in that particular sport.
What is false?
100
A student athlete with this status may not serve as a student host for a recruiting visit.
What is nonqualifier?
100
NCAA allows for this many hours of CARA per week.
What is 20?
100
Any face to face encouter with a psa, psa's parents and an institutional staff member in excess of a greeting.
What is a contact?
100
A coach may communicate with an enrolled student-athlete at another institution after receiving this.
What is permission to speak/contact?
200
The student-athlete is not required to report back, attendance is not taken, activity is initiated solely by the student-athlete and no penalty for nonparticipation are criteria for meeting this definition.
What is voluntary activity?
200
The 48-hour visit period begins at this time.
What is the time the psa arrives on the institution's campus?
200
Competition days always count as this many hours of CARA.
What is three?
200
Telephone calls to prospects may not be made prior to this date.
What is June 15 preceding his/her junior year in high school?
200
A two-year transfer student who earned an AA degree after three semesters is eligible to compete at the next institution after serving this long in residence.
What is none? (Eligible immediately)
300
An institution must have this prior to any public comment regarding recruitment of a particular PSA.
What is a signed NLI or written offer of admission or financial aid?
300
With recent deregulation around visits, a PSA may take this many official visits per institution.
What is one?
300
The required day off may be waived in these circumstances.
What is week of conference/NCAA championship or classes not in session (ie. preseason, winter break)?
300
Permissable/impermissable: A bona fide recruiting service offers collegiate coaches discounted/free expenses (travel, lodging) to attend an event for recruiting purposes.
What is impermissable?
300
A two-year transfer student who did NOT earn an AA degree is immediately eligible to compete provided that he/she has earned this many average transferrable credits per semester at a 2.0 gpa.
What is 12?
400
A coach may post on a PSA's Facebook wall at this time.
What is after he/she signed an NLI or written offer of admission?
400
On an unofficial visit, the institution may provide transportation to these locations for the psa.
What is to view practice and competition sites?
400
The team returns from a road trip after midnight. No additional CARA occurs that following day. For NCAA logs, the next day counts as this.
What is a required day off?
400
A D2 coach may be involved with a local sports club (other than basketball) in the institution's home community, provided that all participating psa's are this.
What are legal residents of the area (100 miles)?
400
All transfers and student-athletes must earn this minimum number of academic credits per semester in order to be eligible the following semester.
What is six?
500
A disqualified or suspended transfer student-athlete must do this at his/her next certifying institution.
What is sit a year in residence prior to competing?
500
For an official visit, the institution may reimburse any person transporting the PSA to/from campus, except for this person.
What is the PSA's high school, prep or two-year coach?
500
Following the institution's final contest or date of competition, a student-athlete is prohibited from taking part in any CARA for this time period.
What is 14 consecutive calendar days.
500
Permissable/impermissable: A coach texts a psa back while waiting for the team to get changed prior to a game.
What is impermissable?
500
Two of the four exceptions for a 2-4 transfer (qualifier) (who may not meet the regular criteria) to be immediately eligible to compete.
What are - Return to original institution exception? - Two year non-participation exception? - Nonrecruited student-athlete exception? - Discontinued/nonsponsored sport exception?