Recruiting
January 2012
 RECRUITING    NCAA to police football recruiting more -- with an actual cop   A 6-foot-3 former homicide cop, plus a Marine and NFL veteran has been hired as the NCAA’s director of enforcement for football.   CBSSports.com, 1-30-12
 
 TRANSFERS    Taking Permission Out of Transferring   Here’s some brainstorming on a possible revamping of transfer rules.   Bylaw Blog, 1-25-12
 
 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
 WOW FACTOR    Practice facilities lure recruits   City arena? Check. On-campus arena? Check. Two Hall of Fame coaches? Check. Check. And now there will be a new UConn basketball practice facility.   Hartford Courant, 12-29-11
 
November 2011
 AD TALK    A West Point Sit-down with Boo Corrigan   Clips Interview    The Clips editor found himself traveling south along the historic Hudson Valley, so it was a good time to drop in for free coffee with Boo Corrigan, AD at the US Military Academy.   Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 8-27-11
 
 RECRUITING    Siena stays competitive   Investments in brick and mortar for athletics are keeping a small school in the hunt.   Albany Times-Union, 11-26-11
 
 RECRUITING    Posh practice facilities are proving to be a powerful lure for recruits   Many programs are stepping up investments new practice facilities.   SportsBusiness Journal, 11-14-11
 
 ELITE BK     Coach Gary Williams speaks   Think it’s easy being a college coach these days? Let me set you straight.   ESPN The Magazine, 11-14-11
 
October 2011
 SCHOLARSHIPS    NCAA Approves Scholarship Increases and Multiyear Grants for Athletes   Quick action by the NCAA…. A sign of things to come?  Chronicle of Higher Education, 10-27-11
 
 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
 
 SCHOLARSHIPS    Give Athletes a Raise   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author makes a case for raising the NCAA's cap on player compensation.   Allen Sack, Inside Higher Ed, 10-21-11
 
 SCHOLARSHIPS    Momentum building for multi-year scholarships   There is growing consideration of creating multi-year scholarships to remedy losing scholarships and preferred athletic and educational opportunity before four years is over.   Birmingham News, 10-23-11
 
 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
 FB FASHION    Uniforms becoming the latest recruiting tactic?   More and more schools turning to flashy uniforms to lure recruits.   New York Times, 9-15-11
 
 SCHOLARSHIPS    Tuition costs on steroids   College athletics are listed among cost-saving ideas. Money Magazine, 9-8-11
 
 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
 
 REC CTR    UTEP Students Explore $32M Rec Center Expansion   New attractions include a 39-foot climbing wall, plus basketball courts, an indoor track and exercise machines.    El Paso Times, 8-30-11
 
August 2011
 RECRUITING    What states produce the most college football players?   The Tulsa World has posted the most comprehensive analysis of the where-froms as we’d ever want.   Tulsa World, 8-25-11
 
 BCS    TCU already ready to be a BCS pillar   Last year’s #2 ranking and next year’s move to the Big East are only two of many reasons why TCU has ascended to college football’s elite.  NY Times, 8-28-11
 
 ENFORCEMENT    A clean start   NCAA enforcement representatives use nonscholastic events to create constructive relationships    NCAA.org, 8-18-11
 
 FULL-COST    Ad nauseum   Just what you’ve been waiting for! ….More on “full” cost of attendance.   Modified from an award-worthy Clips eFLASH sent out in the wee hours of Aug. 4, which—in turn—was sourced from an 8-4-11 USA Today article.
 
July 2011
 POT    Marijuana not the scourge it used to be?   The prevalence of marijuana use has forced athletics officials and NFL recruiters to reassess their procedures.   Athletics Business, Aug. 2011
 
 FACILITIES    Work Continues on Multi-Purpose Field House   Duke’s Multi-Purpose Fieldhouse, an 80,000 square-foot facility, is just weeks away from completion.   goduke.com, 7-27-11
 
June 2011
 FB RECRUITING    SEC Proposes Major Football Recruiting Changes    Included are proposals for banning 7-on-7 Football, plus a host of deregulation proposals on text messaging and redefining the current recruiting cycle.   CBSSports.com, 6-28-11
 
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