1. Lynn Holzman Director of Academic and Membership Affairs, NCAA

2. 2010-11 Division I Legislative Cycle

3.  Specific sports. Men's and women's volleyball included.  Institution is limited to two dates of competition during the nonchampionship segment, of which only one date may be an away-from- home date of competition.  Effective Date: August 1, 2011

4.  To reduce, from 29 to 21, the number of units used to determine the start of preseason practice.  Effective Date: August 1, 2011

5. Highlights of Issues Being Discussed

6.  Balance early recruitment and need to develop coach/prospective student-athlete relationship.  Feedback sought.  Issues such as: Communications/technology. Early offers of aid. Institutional responsibilities in monitoring recruiting activities. Third party influences.  Three models for review.

7.  Three models. Restrictive. Moderate (opt-in). Open (opt-out).

8.  Include four mains areas: Evaluations (academic and athletics).  Recruiting person days, recruiting calendars. Communications.  Use of technology. Campus visits.  Tryouts.  Timing. Offers of aid.

11.  Enforcement program created in 1952.  Designed to be: Cooperative undertaking involving member institutions and conferences working together through the NCAA for an improved administration of intercollegiate athletics.  Allegations of rules violations are referred to the Association's investigative staff. A preliminary investigation is initiated to determine if an official inquiry is warranted and whether a secondary or major violation has occurred.

12. Coach Reporting the Violation of Another Coach Reporting Coach's Institutional Compliance Officer Reporting Institution's Conference Compliance Officer If Within Different Conference - > Violating Coach's Conference Office Compliance Officer Violation Coach's Institutional Compliance Offic er Institution Investigates Violation No Violation NCAA Enforcement Staff Reviews and Decides if Adequate Investigation Conducted; If So, No Violations - If Not, Follow-Up with Institution for More Information. Violation Institution Self-Reports Violation Penalties Assessed Based on Level 1 or Level 2 Secondary Violations, Also by Individual Merits and Circumstances. NCAA Enforcement Staff: Specific Information Needed -> Names, Dates, Time, Place, etc. (Identification is Needed for NCAA Records but Source Remains Anonymous) Presents Facts to Violating Institution If facts can be verified by other sources, the name of the person who provided the information does not have to be released.