Sell complimentary admissions at any price.
Receive materials benefits that are not available to the general student body; or
Receive payment for unspecified, un-itemized, or improper expenses
Receive a loan of money by a member of the athletic staff
The following are examples of benefits that ARE permitted by the NCAA.
Tutoring
On-Campus student development and career counseling
Occasional meals and snacks
Actual and necessary expenses to attend proceedings conducted by the institution, its athletic conference
Required course-related supplies (books, goggles, etc.)
This means that you should not accept special discounts on purchases or services or even accept special payment arrangements on any purchases. Be very careful of “free” or “special” benefits that someone wishes to give you.
Each student-athlete that participates in a revenue sport (scholarship, dress-out squad, or travel squad) will be granted 4 complimentary tickets only per home game.
a. Each admission may be used for a relative or a college student (2 or 4 years) b. Accepted family relations: Mother, father, stepparent, sibling, step-sibling,
Accepted family relations: Mother, father, stepparent, sibling, step-sibling, grandparent, brother/sister-in-law, cousin, cousin spouse, nephew/niece, wife, aunt/uncle, daughter/son, and stepdaughter/son.
Admissions may not be used for agents, corporate sponsors of the university or the athletic department, and boosters (i.e., members of the Green Club or K-Club).
Football
All Student-athletes and Coaches must submit the names of guests by 2:00 pm on Thursday before the game. The Athletic Administration reserves the right to change the above stated time.
Basketball
All Student-athletes and Coaches must submit the names of guests by 2:00 pm on the day of the game through the designated method determined by the Compliance Director. The Athletic Administration reserves the right to change the above-stated time.