Compliance
January 2012
 TRANSFERS    Taking Permission Out of Transferring   Here’s some brainstorming on a possible revamping of transfer rules.   Bylaw Blog, 1-25-12
 
 RULES    Transfer 101   From the Bylaw Blog comes everything we ever wanted to know about student-athlete transfers.   Bylaw Blog, 1-14-12
 
 ENFORCEMENT    NCAA’s Enforcement Leader Makes Her Case   Julie Roe Lach has been energetically revamping the association’s often-criticized infractions process with a team of college presidents, legal experts, and athletics officials.   Chronicle of Higher Education, 1-14-12
 
 TWEAKS    Second Annual New Year, New Rules   Here are six tweaks that would have an outsized impact on college athletics.   John Infante, Bylaw Blog, 12-28-11
 
December 2011
 ELIGIBILITY    Just A Little Bit Longer   Some men’s basketball prospects are completing the initial eligibility requirements during the fall semester and enrolling in the spring. This makes them eligible to start playing and practicing once the fall semester or quarter ends.   Bylaw Blog, 12-20-11
 
 PENN STATE    We were ...    Clips Guest Commentary    Here’s a ground level view of Penn State as the dust is starting to clear.   Wright Thompson, ESPN The Magazine, 12-12-11
 
October 2011
 REFORM    NCAA in the Middle   Our guest author describes a dilemma for the NCAA: sitting between those pushing for a more professional college sports environment and those desiring less emphasis on competition and greater focus on academics.   Bylaw Blog, 10-25-11
 
 RULES    Recruiting gone amok?   Many say that what transpires, who gets caught and who gets punished are not as interrelated as they ought to be.   ESPN.com, 10-26-11
 
 FANS    Role of Boosters   Here’s a Boosters 101 that needs to be repeated, and repeated, and repeated again.   ncaa.org, 10-27-11
 
 RECRUITING    No Good Solution to Unofficial Visit Issues   Here’s a recap of some of the problems caused by the unofficial visit.   NCAA Bylaw Blog, 10-7-11
 
September 2011
 P4P    NCPA Presents Good Question, Hints At More Radical Change   Here’s a cerebral, pragmatic and profound analysis of the NCPA student-athlete compensation study.   ncaa.org, 9-14-11
 
 ACADEMICS    APR shortcomings for three SWAC schools    Postseason bans are being enforced on football and men's basketball teams.   AP, 8-29-11
 
 AGENTS    California gets tough on agents and ham sandwiches   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author laments the overhyped attention that accompanied California’s new get-tough agent law.   Marc Isenberg, Money Players, Aug. 2011
 
 RULES    2011-12 POPL Review: Eligibility   This year’s proposals are a combination of good “outside the box” thinking and throwing proposals out more to generate conversation.   John Infante, ncaa.org, 8-28-11
 
August 2011
 ROGUES    The 12 most infamous college sports boosters   The fertile minds at Lost Lettermen have compiled a dirty dozen of boosters who have flouted the rules.   Lost Lettermen, 8-22-11
 
 ENFORCEMENT    A clean start   NCAA enforcement representatives use nonscholastic events to create constructive relationships    NCAA.org, 8-18-11
 
 ROGUE BOOSTERS    Miami’s Miserable Meltdown   From behind bars (serving a 20-year sentence) a former loose-canon super donor claims he has boxes of evidence of his wrongdoing for almost a decade with dozens of U-Miami football players.   Yahoo! Sports, 8-16-11
 
 NCAA COI    OSU may not get further penalties, but it already got hammered   Our guest author traveled to Indy for Friday’s NCAA COI hearing, and it was a grim day.    Andy Staples, SI.com, 8-12-11
 
 GOVERNANCE    Now Comes The Hard Part   Presidential part-time governance is not cutting it, is it time for conference lobbyists to camp at the NCAA MotherShip?   John Infante, ncaa.org, 8-11-11
 
July 2011
 POST-NCAA    Life After the NCAA   Here’s a reasoned approach to what could/would be left in a post-NCAA world.    John Infante, ncaa.org, 7-25-11
 
  P4P    Title IX a pay-for-play roadblock   Many people seem to forget that pay-for-play schemes don't take into account all student-athletes . . . and they should.   ESPN.com, 7-15-11
 
 COMPLIANCE    Ohio State, Oregon, and West Virginia Plotting the Future of Compliance   Three schools are considering or making changes that could dramatically change how compliance offices are organized.   John Infante, Bylaw Blog, 7-10-11
 
 P-4-P    Time has come to talk about pay-for-play   Clips Guest Commentary   Officially pay-for-play is against the rules and shouldn’t / doesn’t happen. In actuality, however, it happens more often than we all like.  Pat Forde, ESPN.com, 7-12-11
 
 VACATIONS    Pretending They Didn't Happen   Kentucky officials creatively reinterpreted the NCAA vacation of 42 wins by coach John Calipari at Memphis during the 2007-08 seasons, and inappropriately decided that Calipari had reached 500 victories.  Inside Higher Ed, 7-7-11
 
 RULES    Cheating for Dummies: Your guide to smarter NCAA rule-breaking   Clips Guest Commentary   Often the challenge is to “not get caught” (rather than to not cheat in the first place). Andy Staples, SI.com, 7-5-11
 
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