download the decision Henderson State University did not monitor its women’s basketball program to assure it was in compliance with NCAA tryout and recruiting rules, according to a decision issued by the Division II Committee on...
Baldwin Wallace University lacked control of its financial aid packaging when it permitted two of its programs to operate in violation of NCAA rules, according to findings by the NCAA Division III Committee on Infractions. Over a four year...
NOTE: This story is an archived news article about the introduction of voliation structures in the past. Updated information about violation structures can be found here: Division I Violation Structure , Division II Types of Violations ,...
In 2012, Division I redesigned its enforcement structure to address a variety of concerns identified by the membership. The new enforcement structure creates additional levels of infractions, hastens the investigation process and offers...
The new structure enhances head coach responsibility/accountability and potential consequences for head coaches who fail to promote compliance within their programs. “We heard loud and clear from members across Division I that we need...
As of August 1, 2013 the new infractions structure increased the Division I Committee on Infractions from 10 to as many as 24 voting members to improve diversity of experiences and backgrounds of its members. Smaller panels will be...
The Division I Infractions Appeals Committee serves as the final step in the infractions process. Any school or individual who is penalized or named in a finding of violation may appeal a Committee on Infractions decision. The appeal is...
