d-mac posted:Prepster posted:PitchingFan posted:They both gave us reduced rates for the camps and a code to signup with that reduced rate.
Unless we're talking about pro-rating a camp fee because the camper couldn't attend the entire session, a reduced camp fee for a recruited player is a clear violation of NCAA regulations. Any coach who takes the annual compliance exam as required by the NCAA ought to know better than to offer that.
It is a violation, but it happens all the time.
It actually doesn't; not among DI programs, at least.
As PitchingFan's clarification illustrates, it happens quite a bit at the many camps run by privately-run organizations; many of which employ college assistants as instructors and have the feel of college camps. ...and, as his other example verifies, they can be and routinely are reduced when campers' schedules prevent them from attending the entire camp.