Clemson Releases List of Secondary Violations

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CLEMSON, SC -- As is its policy to do twice a year Clemson announced its NCAA secondary rules violations on Friday. The names of the sports, coaches and students involved have been redacted by the university.

Violations can be classified as either secondary or major. Secondary violations are those that provide only a limited recruiting or competitive advantage.

Violations for period July 1, 2005 through January 1, 2006.

Date: September 2005

Facts: NCAA Bylaw 13.10.2 Comments Before Signing.

Coach quoted in the newspaper commenting on the

anticipated contribution of a prospective student-athlete

before the individual signed a National Letter of Intent

or institution’s letter of acceptance and/or financial aid.

Results: Reported to the ACC.

Penalty: Letter of reprimand issued to the

coach. Prospect declared

ineligible until reinstated by

NCAA Student-Athlete

Reinstatement Committee. Rules

education.

Date: January 2006

Facts: NCAA Bylaw 13.6.3 Length of Official Visit.

Prospective student-athlete’s return flight was delayed

causing them to miss the connecting flight. All other

flights were cancelled until the next morning. Prospect

remained for an additional evening and departed the

next morning. Reported by coach to compliance

services.

Results: Reported to

the ACC.

Penalty: None. Reviewed legislation with

coach.

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