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along with NCAA scholarship athletes getting an extra $2000, basketball coaches got some good news...

NCAA adopts new basketball recruiting model

The NCAA revamped more than just its student-athlete requirements and aid on Thursday. The Board of Directors also adopted a completely new recruiting model for basketball.

The most important changes are:

  • Contact is mostly deregulated starting June 15 after a recruit’s sophomore year. Coaches will be allowed to send unlimited text messages, make unlimited phone calls and send unlimited private messages via social media websites.
  • Two weekends in April will be opened up to coaches.
  • July will be trimmed to three four-day periods, as opposed to two 10-day periods
  • Official visits can begin January 1 of a recruit’s junior year, with travel expenses for the recruit and his family being paid for by the school
  • On-campus evaluations during official visits will be permitted
  • Some contact at a recruit’s high school will be permitted beginning during a prospect’s junior year

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This comes a few years late for Kelvin Sampson?

Did they name the rule after him?

Great point, Terry. And if the "rules" are this fluid and arbitrary, will he be exonerated of wrongdoing?

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I don't like any of these rule changes and they seemed to have been pushed through very quickly with no opportunity for input from member institutions. I don't think much of Emmert at all. These changes don't seem to favor smaller institutions ($2000 additional per student athlete will be a drop in the bucket for big institutions but will be very significant for smaller institutions. Also dropping concoaching contact restrictions will result in recruits possibly being overwhelmed even more in the recruiting process.

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