Compliance
March 2013
 ENFORCEMENT    Duncan ready to begin enforcement role   The law partner will resign at his firm to take over the non-legal enforcement leadership role at the NCAA as of March 11.   NCAA.org, 3-6-13
 
February 2013
 ENFORCEMENT    More NCAA 'missteps' add another chapter to already confusing case   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author chronicles the comedy of errors that continue to plague the Miami investigations.   By Dennis Dodd, CBSSports.com, 2-25-13
 
 TWEETS    Social networks pose monitoring challenge for NCAA schools   In the realm of social media monitoring there’s a rock and there’s a hard place.   NCAA.org, 2-20-13
 
 RECRUITING    NCAA Rule Changes Will Increase Signing Day Hoopla   Signing Day could be an even bigger production than it already is.   John Infante, Bylaw Blog, 1-30-13
 
January 2013
 RULES    The 3rd Annual New Year, New NCAA Rules Post   From the Bylaw guy (John Infante) come selected rule changes that could have an outsized impact.   Bylaw Blog, 1-1-13
 
 RULES    Breaking Down the NCAA’s 1st Steps Toward Deregulation   Here's commentary on 24 rules that the D1 Board of Directors will be voting on at the NCAA convention.   Bylaw Blog, 1-8-14
 
December 2012
 COMPLIANCE    Ohio State's Sports Program Aims to Play It Straight   After a scandal, the Buckeyes supersized their rules-enforcement staff. Will that work?   Chronicle of Higher Education, 12-14-12
 
October 2012
 CHEATING    Will the NCAA’s new rules be a case of “Book ‘em Danno!?”   Clips eFlash   After years of whining and griping over unfair, irrelevant and excessive rules, as well as inconsistent and slow enforcement, the NCAA has approved some aggressively comprehensive new rules.  CBSSports.com, 10-30-12
 
 NCAA    Outsourcing NCAA Enforcement Not a Silver Bullet   Clips Guest Commentary   A recent article about outsourcing NCAA enforcement is hampered by a couple of serious factual errors, and some of the examples are pretty poor.   John Infante, Bylaw Blog, 10-29-12
 
 ELIGIBILITY    Could D2’s Academic Ideas Work in D1?    Clips Guest Commentary   NCAA’s D1 has a big change coming to initial eligibility in 2016. But in D2, the focus is on both initial eligibility for freshmen and progress-toward-degree rules.   John Infante, Bylaw Blog, 10-19-12
 
September 2012
 ACADEMICS    The NCAA's Limited Reach   UNC's African and Afro-American Studies independent studies classes didn't explicitly violate NCAA rules, so the NCAA took a pass.   Inside Higher Ed, 9-10-12
 
August 2012
 PENALTIES    Former NCAA investigator Dan Beebe says Penn State could be ‘more challenging than the SMU one-year death penalty’   This man knows of what he speaks.    Dr. Saturday, Yahoo! Sports, 8-6-12
 
 P4P    Lessening the incentive to cheat   With athletics generating millions of dollars, runners are not the biggest problem out there.   ESPN.com, 8-8-12
 
 GRAY HUMOR    Will coaches win the cat-and-mouse game?    Clips eFlash   The NCAA enacts a rule, and coaches find a way around the rule, then again, and again.  And again.  Ad nauseum.   Clips’ first (and last?) parody ever, 8-5-12
 
May 2012
 SOCIAL MEDIA    Don’t Say "Colt 45" Or "Pearl Necklace": How To Avoid Being Busted By The Facebook Cops Of College Sports   Social media surveillance is all the rage, as concerned athletics administrators diligently effort to save student-athletes from themselves.   Deadspin.com, 5-24-12
 
April 2012
 RULES    Skin in the Game   Just like the hipbone is connected to the thighbone, changing one bylaw leads to other changes.  Bylaw Blog, 4-7-12
 
March 2012
 I-exit    NCAA’s Popular Compliance Blog to End Its Run   All good things must end, but did this have to come so soon?   The Chronicle of Higher Education, 3-23-12
 
 P4P    Majoring in the Minors   Balancing academics and athletics is akin to “hammering a square peg into a round hole” in this article.   Bylaw Blog, 3-3-12
 
 RECRUITING    NCAA rule on transferring student contact is unintelligible   Records are made to broken, rules are made to be revised?   OKTC, 2-29-12
 
VIOLATIONS   Oregon provided with preliminary findings by the NCAA   Preliminary findings show Ducks’ football program broke rules from 2008-2011. The Oregonian, 2-24-12
 
February 2012
 RULES    Tip of the Iceberg   In addition to the NCAA rulebook itself, there are also databases, interpretations and case law as well.   Bylaw Blog, 2-25-12
 
 ROUNDBALL    A How-To Guide for Moving the Basketball Season   The push for one-semester sports is yielding some creative ideas.   ncaa.org, 2-1-12
 
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
 
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