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DRUG TESTING
COMPLIANCE
ELIGIBILITY
Countable Athletically Related Activities
Financial Aid
100
If you test positive for a banned substance during an NCAA administered drug test you are... A. Ineligible for 3 games B. Ineligible for 1 Year in all sports, including post season C. Given a warning and must have follow up tests every week
What is B. Will be declared INELIGIBLE to compete during the regular season and postseason competition for ONE CALENDAR YEAR (i.e. 365 days) after your positive test and be charged with a minimum of one season of competition in all sports
100
True or False??? It is not required to have all forms, both institutional and NCAA, completed and submitted to the compliance office prior to participation in practice. This is required only for competition.
What is FALSE!!!!! The Drug Testing Consent Form, Student-Athlete Statement, HIPAA Buckley Consent, New/Returning Student Athlete Forms, and all Department Forms must be completed prior to any individual or team activities.
100
In Division III you have how many semesters to compete? 4, 6, 8, or 10
What is 8. The NCAA permits you to participate in 8 semesters. Unlike other divisions, Division III calculates semesters used. You are permitted 10 full time semesters of college enrollment to participate in 8.
100
In your championship segment, you are permitted to participate in how many hours per week, how many hours per day, how many hours is counted for a game, and how many days off are mandated per week... A. 20/3/1/2 B. 40/6/2/0 C. 20/4/3/1 D. 25/5/0/1
What is C: 20 hours/week 4 hours/day Day of competition = 3 hours 1 day off per week Travel day can be used as day off Unlimited practice during institutional vacation periods For fall sports with a preseason, unlimited practice until first contest against outside competition or first day of class, whichever occurs earlier.
100
The length of an athletic financial aid award (scholarship) is.. A. 1 Year B. 1 Semester C. 4 years D. Not permitted
What is D. NOT PERMITTED Student-athletes are not permitted to receive aid based on athletic ability or membership on a team. They are eligible for any and all aid available to the general student body.
200
It is not the responsibility of the student-athlete to check with the appropriate or designated athletics staff before using any substance. The Athletic Trainer holds this duty. True or False????
What is False! Before consuming any nutritional/dietary supplement product, the student-athlete must review the product with the appropriate or designated athletics department staff! www.ncaa.org/drugtesting
200
Of the following, what gambling activities are permitted under NCAA guidelines... A. Fantasy Football B. Super Bowl Pools C. March Madness Brackets D. None of the Avove
What is D.: NONE OF THE ABOVE. Violations include: Accepting a bet or placing a bet for anything of value (e.g., food, clothes, money). Providing inside information. NCAA PENALTIES: FIRST OFFENSE = Ineligible for at least one year and a loss of at least one season of competition! SECOND OFFENSE = Permanent loss of eligibility in all sports!
200
If you play 1 minute of 1 game, you have used a season of eligibility. True or False?
What is True. Unless you meet an exception to this rule, you have used a season of competition in the sport.
200
During the non championship segment, which is true when discussing permissible activities? A. 8 hours/week– Must be skill instruction, weight training, conditioning, or meetings (no more than 2 hours for skill instruction and/team activities) B.No countable athletically related activities from one week prior to the beginning of the institution’s final exam period through the conclusion of each student-athlete’s final exams. C. 1 day off per week D. 16 dates of activity, 1 competition day E. All of the above
What is: D. 16 dates of activity with 1 date of competition It is not permissible to have any countable athletic related activity outside of the championship or non championship segment.
200
True or False... You can be given work compensation just for being a student-athlete, even if you have no idea how to do the job.
What is FALSE. Compensation cannot be given solely for being a student-athlete. You can only be compensated for work performed and you must be paid a the rate commensurate with the going rate for similar services.
300
If you test positive a second time for a banned substance during an NCAA administered drug test: A. You will lose eligibility in the sport you currently participate in only B. You can transfer and regain eligibility at another institution C. You will lose all remaining regular-season and post-season eligibility in all sports.
What is C. You will lose all remaining regular-season and post-season eligibility in all sports.
300
It is permissible to sell your complimentary tickets given by the athletic department to anyone you wish, since they were given to you. TRUE or FALSE
What is FALSE. A student-athlete may not: Receive payment from any source for his or her complimentary admissions and may not exchange or assign them for any item of value. Sell or exchange his or her complimentary admissions for money or any item of value to anyone, including teammates or other student-athletes. Student-athletes may not receive unadvertised discounts not given to the general public.
300
True or False??? Online courses are not permitted for student-athletes during their season of play?
What is FALSE! A student-athlete may use a combination of in residence and online courses to satisfy the minimum full time course load requirement.
300
In order for a workout to be considered voluntary, what specific criteria below are true? A. Must not be required to report back to a coach or other staff member (e.g. trainer, manager, strength coach), Non coaching staff members who observe the activity may can report back to the coach any information related to the activity B. Must be initiated and requested solely by the student-athlete (NOT required) C. Attendance and participation (or lack thereof) may be recorded for the purpose of reporting attendance to the coach or teammates, but you are not penalized if you do not attend D. Recognition and/or incentives can be given based on attendance or performance. E. All of the above
What is: Must not be required to report back to a coach or other staff member (e.g. trainer, manager, strength coach), Non coaching staff members who observe the activity may not report back to the coach any information related to the activity, Must be initiated and requested solely by the student-athlete (NOT required), Attendance and participation (or lack thereof) may not be recorded for the purpose of reporting attendance to the coach or teammates, Must not be subjected to penalty if you elect not to participate, No recognition or incentives can be given based on attendance or performance
300
When obtaining an academic scholarship from The W, who is responsible for knowing the requirements for the award? A. Parent(s) B. Coach C. The Student-Athlete D. Financial Aid Office, Bursar, Coach, Athletic Director, Parent(s), the 8am Psychology professor, and anyone else as long as its not the student-athlete
What is C, The Student-Athlete! It is the responsibility of the student-athlete to know the requirements for their Academic Awards. Requirements vary by award. The Athletic Department does not cover lost academic aid.
400
When being tested for banned substances by the NCAA or the athletic department, submitting a positive test for a masking agent will result in... A. A warning from the NCAA and mandatory drug education B. Termination of all eligibility C. A pat on the back and told, "nice try!"
What is a SECOND positive test. Your eligibility will be terminated in all sports.
400
True or False... To maintain amateur status with the NCAA, student-athletes may not employ an agent, accept pay or promise of pay, but can accept money to cover transportation costs, loans or food.
What is False!: Student-Athletes may not... 1. Agree verbally or in writing to compete in pro sports 2. Compete on a professional team 3. Promote a product or allow your name to be used to promote a product 4. Accept money, transportation or other benefits (including cover charges, loans, clothing, food, course supplies)
400
To be eligible from one term to the next for practice or competition, you must be: A. Registered full time the semester ending and the semester upcoming (if the student is continuing) B. Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher C. Maintain institutional progress toward degree
D. All of the above
400
True or False... Coaches are not required to report the hours used by the team and individuals to the compliance office.
What is: FALSE Coaches must document daily and weekly hours practice, competition, weight training, conditioning, and any other countable athletically related activities. Each report must be signed by a current student-athlete.
400
True or False??? It is permissible to receive aid above the cost of attendance as long as the additional funds are used for educational purposes?
What is FALSE!!! A student-athlete shall not be eligible to participate in intercollegiate athletics if he or she receives financial aid that exceeds the value of the cost of attendance.
500
Of the EIGHT (8) major categories identified by the NCAA for banned substances, an example of a stimulant is... A. Adderall B. Ritalin C. Bath Salts D. All of the above
What is D. All he above. Amphetamine (Adderall); caffeine (guarana); cocaine; ephedrine; fenfluramine (Fen); methamphetamine; methylphenidate (Ritalin); phentermine (Phen); synephrine (bitter orange); methylhexaneamine, “bath salts” (mephedrone) etc.
500
To be eligible for competition, which of the following is true... A. Be declared academically eligible to attend the institution by an academic authority B. Declare a major before the third year of enrollment (5th semester). C. 2.0 Cumulative GPA D. Maintain satisfactory progress toward degree as determined by institutional policy. E. All of the Above
What is ALL OF THE ABOVE.
500
As a student-athlete the minimum number of credits you need to be enrolled in each semester is: A. 12 B. 9 C. 6 D. 3
What is 12. All student-athletes must: Be enrolled full-time Minimum of 12 hours per semester *Note: You will be immediately ineligible if you drop below FT status. See an academic advisor prior to making any course changes. Meet with Jason Trufant, Director of Athletics prior to dropping a course (Registrar will not drop you without approval). Exception to full-time enrollment... If you require less than 12 hours to graduate in your final academic semester, you must: Have Degree Audit provide documentation to be enrolled in less than 12 hours prior to first day of class.
500
Of the following, which is not a countable athletically related activity... A. Field, floor, or on-court activity B. Setting up offensive or defensive alignment C. Meetings with a coach initiated by the student-athlete D. Athletics Meetings with a coach initiated by the coach
What is C. Meetings with a coach initiated by the student-athlete. Additional non countable activities are: 1. Compliance meetings 2. Study Hall/ Tutoring 3. Traveling to and from the site of competition 4. Training room activities
500
Which of the following is not considered a source of financial aid, countable by NCAA legislation: A. Employment using federal or state work study B. Government Grants C. Loans other than legitimate loans based on a repayment schedule D. Gifts value for athletic achievements E. Outside Scholarships/ Grants F. None of the Above
What is F. All of the sources listed are countable sources of aid.