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MISSOURI STATE BEAR REPORT
COACHES & STAFF COMPLIANCE NEWSLETTER
December 01, 2013
Volume 3, Issue 4
Educational Column
Conditioning Activities Outside of the Playing Season -- Contact, Equipment, Expenses and
Publicity (I)
NCAA Division I institutions should note conditioning activities outside of the playing season may not
include contact-related drills or activities. The use of training or resistance sleds in conditioning activities is
permissible, provided such equipment is not related to the sport.
The following list provides some examples of permissible conditioning drills and other activities which may
be conducted outside of the playing season:
1. Simulation of game activities, provided no offensive or defensive alignments are set up and no equipment related to
the sport is used; 2. Weight training 3. Running/sprints; 4. Agility/plyometric drills;
5. Military crawls; 6. Obstacle courses; 7. Tug-of-war; 8. Resistance sprints;
9. Sledgehammer training; 10. Battling ropes; and 11. Wheelbarrow races.
Conversely, the following list provides some examples of conditioning drills and other activities which
cannot be conducted outside of the playing season:
1. Wrestling; 2. Mixed-martial arts; 3. Martial arts (with contact); 4. Boxing (with contact);
5. Blocking/tackling/checking drills; and 6. Offensive or defensive alignments.
The rationale for limitations on conditioning activities outside the playing season is based on studentathlete well-being and injury prevention. Specifically, contact-related conditioning activities outside of the
playing season increase the risk of injury. Further, the prohibition against the use of equipment related to a
specific sport places a reasonable cap on the practice activity of student-athletes outside of the declared
playing season, but also allows student-athletes the flexibility to use equipment to develop general
strength and endurance.
Congratulations..To Drew Fitzgerald and the Women’s
Soccer Staff who sent in the first correct answer to last month’s trivia
question!
You are the head coach of your respective sport and sending an email to a
prospective student-athlete. You have a video clip of a game winning
score and include the link to the clip in the email. In which scenario is
this permissible?
b) The link to the clip takes you to YouTube, where anyone can
view the score and has no recruiting aspects
BONUS QUESTION!
Is it permissible to give a student-athlete a pumpkin for Halloween? YES!
As per Bylaw 16.5.2 (h) you can give a SA a pumpkin and classify it as
a fruit, which you can supply at any time.
Coaches
Trivia Cup
1.
Men’s Golf
Standings
2.
Men’s Soccer
3.
4.
5.
Women’s Soccer
Softball
Football
17 pts.
12 pts.
11 pts.
5 pts.
5 pts.
Scoring details: Responses can be emailed to
Scottie319@live.missouristate.edu. The points are
st
awarded by order correct responses are received. (1 =5,
nd
rd
th
th
2 =4, 3 =3, 4 =2, 5 =1)
Vacation Periods and Between Terms.
Daily and weekly hour limitations do not
apply to countable athletically related
activities occurring during an institution’s
term-time official vacation period, as
listed in the institutions official calendar,
and during the academic year between
terms when classes are not is session. If
such vacation periods occur during any
part of a week in which classes are in
session, the institution is subject to the
daily and weekly hour limitations during
the portion of the week when classes are
in session and must provide the studentathletes with a day off, which may be a
vacation day.
(See Bylaw 17.1.6.3.6)
(a) Sports Other Than Football. Outside of the
playing season, from the institution's first day of
classes of the academic year or September 15,
whichever occurs earlier, to one week prior to the
beginning of the institution's final examination
period at the conclusion of the academic year, only a
student-athlete's participation in required weight
training, conditioning and skill-related instruction shall
be permitted. A student-athlete's participation in
such activities per Bylaw 17.02.1 shall be limited to a
maximum of eight hours per week with not more than
two hours per week spent on skill-related workouts.
All countable related activities outside the playing
season are prohibited one week prior to the beginning
of the final examination period for the applicable
academic term through the conclusion of each
student-athlete's final exams.
**This period will begin November 30th-December
12th.
Baseball, Cross Country, Men’s and Women’s Soccer,
Field Hockey, Men’s and Women’s Golf.
Championship Subdivision Football. [FCS]
Activities between the institutions last contest and the start of summer conditioning are limited to required
weight training, conditioning and the review of game film. A student-athletes participation in such activities
shall be limited to a maximum of eight hours per week, of which not more than two hours per week may be
spent on the viewing of film. All activities beginning January 1 and outside the playing seasons shall be
conducted pursuant to Bylaw 17.9.6.
Thank You for the Great Experience!
I wanted to personally thank all of the coaches and administrators for the opportunity to
work alongside you this semester! It was an awesome learning experience and I can only
hope the future staff I work with will be as welcoming as you all have been!
Especially Kyle, who allowed me to get involved in the Compliance department and took on
the challenge of having an intern following him around all semester.
I wish you all luck on your future competitions and job opportunities and I’ll be rooting you
all on from a little warmer weather in Texas!
Have a good and safe holiday season! GO BEARS!
-Scottie
December Sports Calendar
Compliance in the
News
TRIVIA
UNC permanently dismisses itself
from three former athletes
North Carolina has sent letters of ''permanent
disassociation'' to former Tar Heels football
players.
Read More....
Auburn releases 2012-13
secondary violations
Assistant coach was banned from off campus
recruiting for 90 days
Chris Cringle is a basketball student-athlete at
Red Nose State University. Cringle’s team will be
participating in its conference tournament next
week, and he would like to provide tickets to
some family members. How
many complimentary admissions may Cringle
provide?
A. 2
Read More....
B. 3
College of Staten Island lacked
institutional control
C. 4
The former College of Staten Island head men’s
swimming coach did not follow NCAA ethical
conduct rules and the college lacked control over
its athletics department.
Read More....
FOLLOW US!
D. 6
Correct Answer will be included along with the
person who got it correct in the next issue!
Email answers to Scottie!
Scottie319@live.missouristate.edu
Basketball: Recruiting Period Nov 1-10; 15-30
December M.
Recruiting
Calendar
DEAD PERIOD: NOV 11-14
M. Basketball: Recruiting Period Dec 1-23; 27-31
DEAD PERIOD: DEC 24-26
W. Basketball: Evaluation Period Dec 1-13; 27-31
DEAD PERIOD: DEC 24-26
Football: Contact Period Dec 1-14
Quiet Period Dec 15; 20-22
DEAD PERIOD DEC 23-31
Baseball: Quiet Period
Other Sports: Contact Period
XC/Track:Evaluation
Contact Period
Dec
1-81-10; 15-30
W. Basketball:
Period
Nov
DEAD
PERIOD:
DECNOV
16-19
DEAD
PERIOD:
11-14
Quiet
Period
Dec
20-31
Football: Quiet Period
Softball: Quiet Period Dec 1-3; 8-31
DEAD PERIOD: DEC 4-8
Other sports: Contact Period
Volleyball: Contact Period Dec 1
Quiet Period Dec 2-17
DEAD PERIOD: DEC 18-31
Compliance Staff
Mr. Kyle Yates
Associate AD for Compliance
KyleYates@missouristate.edu
417.836.4377
Mr. Kyle Yates
Associate AD for Compliance
KyleYates@missouristate.edu
417.836.4377
Mrs. Joan Newman
Administrative Assistant for Compliance
JoanNewman@missouristate.edu
417.836.6829
Scottie Moler
Intern for Compliance
Scottie319@live.missouristate.edu