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Originally posted by TexasBoy2011: So what exactly is allowed after July first?
I'm sure you will get a better answer, from much more knowledgeable posters, but here it is in a nutshell as I understand it.
BEFORE July 1st (Prior to Sr Season)
Unofficial Visits: You can make unofficial visits to a college campus. It is also permissible for you to receive a maximum of three complimentary tickets to a college sporting event. You can talk with college coaches but this must be on campus.
Junior year from September 1st: College coaches are allowed to send you information about their athletic program and about their school. This can include: media guides, schedule cards, personalized letters, photocopies of newspaper clippings, official university admissions and academic publications, camp information, et, al.
The college coach is now allowed to answer your emails, send emails, and/or letters to you as well.
Junior year from July 1st: A college coach is only permitted to contact you in person off the college campus only on or after July 1st when you have completed your junior year of high school. If the coach meets with you or your parents and says anything to you or them then this is considered a contact. Anything more than a very basic hello is a contact
College coaches are permitted to make one telephone call each week to you or your parents. You can call the coach as often as you wish.
Senior Year: You can make up to five Official - expense paid visits to college campuses. The visit to the campus cannot be longer than forty eight hours in duration. Uou are are not allowed to have an official visit until after your first day of classes of your senior year.
College coaches need to have an official ACT or SAT score and a copy of your official high school transcript before you can make a visit. Coaches can make telephone calls and send written correspondence as per the rules for your junior year.
Tournaments If your at a tournament and the coach does not talk to you don't take it personally. See where this is going?? NCAA has specific recruiting rules that puts limits on communication at tournaments.
A college coach can sit down with a parent at the tournament, but this is counted as one of the three in-person off-campus recruiting contacts a coach is permitted.
College coaches cannot have any personal contact with players during the tournament. A simple hello is fine but anything more is not allowed anything more is considered a contact.
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