Hot topic: Differences between eligibility and enforcementThe NCAA makes a purposeful distinction between determining student-athlete responsibility through an eligibility decision and university culpability through the infractions process. Institutions are accountable for rules violations through the infractions process. Student-athletes are responsible for rules violations through the eligibility process. Reinstatement decisions are independent of the NCAA enforcement structure and typically are made once the facts of the student-athlete’s involvement are determined. Read more |
6/26/13 - Oregon, former head coach failed to monitor football program
6/7/13 - Mississippi State Booster Provides Improper Recruiting Benefits
2/7/13 - Occidental College Women’s Volleyball Coach Failed to Promote an Atmosphere for Compliance
1/30/13 - Former Southern Mississippi Men’s Tennis Coaches Cited for Unethical Conduct
11/16/12 - Tennessee football program cited for recruiting violations
Report details missteps, insufficient oversight; NCAA commits to improvements
NCAA launches external review of enforcement program
Violator Beware: Penalties in new enforcement structure pack a punch
Board won’t consider new proposals through 2013-14