New NCAA rule apparently prohibiting showcasing players at college stadiums?

The NCAA is trying to destroy college baseball. This is the most idiotic yet.

What's the rule on a University letting High School age teams use their field for Summer league? We have permission to use the local college field for a Summer League with about 10 teams playing.We can use it in the Fall also.

From a purely observational point of view it looks like playing "games" on the fields is fine. What is not fine is running the 60 or having any other "performance" assesment activities like BP or infield or pitching bullpens.

I'm not exactly sure that's why I asked the question.

My understanding is that games can be played on the college fields but no drills- ie 60 yd---pop times--SPARQ

If it is a tournament. league games et al then it is fine

OK. Thank you for your reply. I was not sure about this.Thanks.

But does anyone know why...and don't give me it's the NCAA nobody knows why they do anything -- cause I know that already!!!

They don't post reasons why on their web-site...I Looked...But...From what I understand, from talking to a few people last week, it is to prevent the top schools with the big reputations from an unfair advantage. For instance, colleges with bigger budgets can afford to stage a SPARQ type of evaluation, get more people to attend as a result and have a chance to evaluate an athlete on different athletic criteria...whereas a smaller college may not have the available resources or manpower...In the minds of the NCAA, that's considered unfair. IMO, a bigger budget and more high profile school, is going to have a unfair advantage no matter what...that's the difference between a winning program and a losing program...
Anyway...despite the ruling..The colleges found a loophole and conduct the Speed and agility testing at a JC or Public park...So, nothing is really gained or lost in this odd ruling...Typical NCAA stuff.

Linedrive - Do you have a link to the ruling?

At what level does it pertain (D1 only?) and is only Baseball, what about like the Nike Combines?

Thanks!

Again it is a very vague and legal-eeze type of ruling...so I have a link to their FAQ page..it is all encompassing to include combines and such it looks like
http://www1.ncaa.org/eprise/main/administrator/Recruiting_Service_FAQ.pdf

Thanks!