A total of 76 proposals -- 44 in Division II and 32 in Division III -- are included in the Second Publication of Proposed Legislation for the 2001 Convention in Orlando, Florida.

The publication was mailed September 23 to the Divisions II and III memberships.

Included are 64 proposals produced from the division governance structures -- 38 sponsored by the Division II Presidents Council and 26 sponsored by the Division III Presidents Council.

Also included are six Division II proposals and six Division III proposals sponsored previously by the membership. Sponsors of those proposals were given an opportunity between August 15 and September 15 to change the proposals in any manner that is germane to the original proposals.

The Division II proposals include a six-proposal amateurism deregulation package developed by the Division II Amateurism Project Team and unanimously supported by the Division II Management and Presidents Councils. The package is designed to provide increased opportunities to athletes such as their ability to: (1) accept prize money based on place finish; (2) enter the draft and/or be drafted; (3) sign a contract for athletics participation; (4) accept pay for athletics participation; and (5) compete with professionals.

Division I also is considering an amateurism deregulation package, but it is not expected to be acted upon before April 2001.

The Division II proposals also include a five-proposal Bylaw 15 deregulation package that was developed by the Division II Legislation Committee.

Division III also will be considering a deregulation package. The NCAA Division III Interpretations and Legislation Committee developed a 14-proposal package that would deregulate legislation on institutional employees and their compensation. The package is designed to clearly state that personnel issues are to be handled through normal institutional channels rather than by NCAA legislation.

The Division III Presidents Council has approved the submission of these proposals to the membership as an "employment deregulation package." Thus, they will be voted on using a single vote unless a proposal is removed from the package.

Another important item among the Division III proposals is Proposal No. 2-49, which would simplify Division III financial aid legislation by deleting permissible financial aid awards given without consideration of need and the accompanying awards review process. Further, the proposal specifies that financial aid packaging for student-athletes must be consistent with packaging for students in general.

In addition, three proposals deal with championships, one that establishes 28 as the
minimum number of institutions that must sponsor a sport to create a Division III championship in an emerging women's team sport, and two others that establish Division III championships in women's ice hockey and women's rowing.

The Second Publication of Proposed Legislation was mailed to chief executive officers, faculty athletics representatives, directors of athletics, senior woman administrators and compliance coordinators at Divisions II and III institutions. Conference commissioners also received copies.

From now until November 1, the Divisions II and III Presidents Councils can submit amendments to a proposal for the 2001 Convention.

Amendments also can be submitted by 15 active Division II member institutions (or two active conferences on behalf of 15 or more conference members) or eight active Division III member institutions (or one active conference on behalf of eight or more conference members).

Amendments-to-amendments at this stage of the legislative calendar must adhere to the traditional Association limitation -- they are not permitted to increase the change in legislation put forth in the circularized proposal.

Amendments-to-amendments must be received in the national office by 5 p.m. (Eastern time) November 1. No amendments-to-amendments may be submitted after that date, except that the Presidents Councils have the authority to submit amendments-to-amendments at the Convention if deemed necessary.

Forms for submitting amendments-to-amendments will be mailed with the Second Publication of Proposed Legislation to chief executive officers.

The Official Notice of the Convention, which will include all proposed legislation and properly submitted amendments-to-amendments, will be mailed to the Divisions II and III membership in November.

* Summary of intent statements

Following are the statements of intent for 64 new Divisions II and III proposals for the 2001 Convention that appear in the Second Publication of Proposed Legislation.

The list includes proposals produced from the Divisions II and III governance structures.

Proposals from the Divisions II and III membership appeared in the July 31 issue of The NCAA News. Those proposals also appear in the Second Publication of Proposed Legislation, but are not repeated in this summary.

The proposals below are numbered as they appear in the Second Publication of Proposed Legislation (the numeral "2" appearing before each proposal refers to the publication).

Division II legislative proposals

No. 2-1 Legislative Process -- Amendment-to-Amendment Requirements

Intent: To specify that amendment-to-amendments may be sponsored by one conference or eight active member institutions.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council (Management Council).

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

Intent: To give the Division II Presidents Council authority to waive the September 1 Presidents Council sponsorship deadline as specified.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council (Management Council).

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-3 Amateurism --
Activities Prior to
Initial Enrollment

Intent: To permit individuals to participate in certain activities prior to initial collegiate enrollment without jeopardizing eligibility and to specify that an individual may be charged with a season(s) of competition during each calendar year of participation in outside competition subsequent to high school graduation and prior to initial collegiate enrollment.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Amateurism Project Team)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-4 Amateurism -- Educational Expenses

Intent: To permit individuals to accept educational expenses (i.e., tuition and fees, room and board and books) prior to collegiate enrollment from any individual or entity other than an agent, professional sports team/organization or representative of an institution's athletics interests, provided such expenses are disbursed directly through the recipient's educational institution (e.g., preparatory school, high school).

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: Immediately.*

No. 2-5 Recruiting -- Telephone Calls

Intent: To permit an institution to make unlimited telephone calls to prospective student-athletes subsequent to the calendar day on which the prospect signed the institution's written offer of admission or financial aid, provided that date is not prior to the initial regular signing date for the National Letter of Intent program.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-6 Eligibility -- Restitution for
Receipt of Improper Benefit

Intent: To increase from $25 to $50 the dollar limit for which an institution does not have to declare an individual (i.e., prospective or enrolled student-athlete) ineligible and seek reinstatement when the individual receives an improper benefit, provided the individual repays the value of the improper benefit.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: Immediately.*

No. 2-7 Recruiting --
Entertainment on
Official Visits -- Restitution
for receipt of Improper Benefit

Intent: To specify that an institution does not have to declare a student-athlete ineligible and seek reinstatement for violations of Bylaw 13.7.6 when a student-athlete received an improper benefit, provided the student-athlete repays the value of the improper benefit.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-8 Recruiting -- Publicity

Intent: To permit athletics department staff members and, under special conditions, coaches to serve as announcers for high-school, college preparatory school or two-year college contests.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-10 Recruiting -- Camps/Conferences -- Athletes in Action

Intent: To specify that camps, clinics and conferences conducted by Athletes in Action shall be exempt from NCAA restrictions on camps and clinics.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-11 Recruiting -- High-School
All-Star Games

Intent: To permit coaches to coach a high-school all-star game when previous contractual agreements exist.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-12 De Minimus Violations

Intent: To specify instances in which a de minimus violation will not render a prospective student-athlete ineligible while retaining the fact that such a violation shall be considered an institutional violation.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: Immediately.*

No. 2-13 10-Semester/15-Quarter Extension Request -- Eligibility for Practice

Intent: To permit a student-athlete who has exhausted his or her 10-semesters/15-quarters of eligibility to practice, but not compete, for 30 consecutive-calendar days provided the institution has filed a 10-semester/15-quarter extension request per NCAA Bylaw 30.6.1 with the NCAA national office.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-14 Eligibility -- 10-Semester Rule --
Joint College/High-School Programs

Intent: To indicate that an individual would not utilize a semester by enrolling in a joint college/high school program unless the individual practices or competes for the college's athletics programs.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-15 Initial Eligibility -- Core Curriculum Requirements -- Computer Science

Intent: To specify that computer science courses are not acceptable core courses in meeting initial-eligibility core-curriculum requirements.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Academics Requirements Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2005; for students first entering a collegiate institution on or after August 1, 2005.

Transfer Eligibility -- Two-Year Nonparticipation Exception

Intent: To modify the two-year college transfer legislation to permit a student-athlete to be immediately eligible at a Division II institution upon transfer, provided the student satisfies to provisions of the two-year nonparticipation exception applicable to "4-4" and "4-2-4" transfers.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

Nonrecruited Student Exception

Intent: To modify the "4-2-4" transfer legislation to permit a student-athlete to be immediately eligible at a second four-year institution upon transfer from a two-year college, provided the student satisfies the provisions of the nonrecruited student exception applicable to two-year transfers.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

Collegiate All-Star Contests

Intent: To preclude student-athletes with eligibility remaining from participating in collegiate all-star contests in all sports.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Championships Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

or Receipt of Improper Aid

Intent: To eliminate the legislation specifying that the loss of a student-athlete's eligibility due to ineligible participation or receipt of improper aid applies only to the institution involved in the violation.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-21 (Dereg. No. 1) Financial Aid -- Eligibility for Financial Aid

Intent: To permit an institution to grant athletically-related financial aid for a maximum of 10 semesters/15 quarters and to provide institutional financial aid after this time period at the discretion of the institution consistent with institutional policies for awarding financial aid in general.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-22 Financial Aid --
Course-Related Supplies

Intent: To permit an institution to provide a student-athlete with financial aid that covers the actual cost of required course-related supplies and to include such required course-related supplies in the value of a student-athlete's full grant-in-aid.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-23 (Dereg. No. 2)
Financial Aid -- Tuition Waivers

Intent: To specify that institutional tuition waivers not awarded based in any degree on athletics ability are exempt from individual and institutional financial aid limits.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-24 (Dereg. No. 3) Financial Aid -- Academic Honors Awards and Honorary Academic Awards

Intent: To clarify the application of Academic Honor Awards and Honorary Academic Awards and to exempt Academic Honor Awards from counting in individual financial aid limits.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-25 (Dereg. No. 4) Financial Aid -- Employee Dependent Tuition Benefits

Intent: To eliminate the requirement that an institution must count "employee dependent tuition benefits" against individual and institutional limits.

Source: NCAA Division II President Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-26 (Dereg. No. 5) Financial Aid -- On-Campus Employment

Intent: To exempt all on-campus employment earnings from both individual and institutional financial aid limits.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-27 (Dereg. No. 6)
Exempted Government Grants --
Federal Supplemental
Education Opportunities Grant (SEOG)

Intent: To add the Federal Supplemental Education Opportunities Grant to the list of government grants that may be exempted from institutional and individual limits.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-29 (Dereg. No. 7)
Financial Aid -- Off-Campus Employment During Vacation Period

Intent: To exempt, from institutional and individual financial aid limits, earnings from off-campus employment that occurs during any institutional vacation period.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

Intent: To permit Division II institutions to provide summer financial aid to student-athletes in accordance with institutional policy applicable to the general student body.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-31 (Dereg. No. 9) Financial Aid -- Awarding Institutional Financial Aid to Professional Athlete

Intent: To permit a student-athlete who is eligible for competition in a sport to receive athletically-related financial aid, even if the student-athlete is a professional in a second sport and is under contract or receiving compensation from a professional organization in the second sport.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-32 (Dereg. No. 10)
Financial Aid -- Counters

Intent: To specify that a student-athlete is not considered a counter solely due to the receipt of earnings from employment in the athletics department or athletics facilities.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

Maximum Institutional Grant-In-Aid Limitations -- Injury or Illness
after Initial Practice

Intent: To specify that student-athletes sustaining an incapacity injury or illness during or subsequent to the first practice will count during the current academic term but may be exempted in subsequent academic terms.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-34 (Dereg. No. 12)
Financial Aid -- Counters

Intent: To revise the definition of a "counter" as specified.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-35 (Dereg. No. 13) Financial Aid -- Multisport Participants

Intent: To permit an institution, at its discretion, to count financial aid awarded to a multiple sport student-athlete in either sport in which the individual participates, provided the student-athlete, legitimately satisfies the requirements set forth in Bylaw 15.5.3.6.1.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

No. 2-36 Eligibility -- Restitution for Receipt of Improper benefits

Intent: To specify instances in which a de minimis violation of Bylaw 16 will not render an enrolled student-athlete ineligible while retaining the fact that such a violation shall be considered an institutional violation.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-37 Permissible Academic
and Support Services --
Day Planners

Intent: To permit an institution to provide day planners to student-athletes.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: Immediately.*

No. 2-38 Permissible Benefits --
Postseason Events

Intent: To permit institutions to secure or reserve lodging at postseason events at a reduced or special rate for the parents (or legal guardians) and relatives of student-athletes participating in the event.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: Immediately.*

No. 2-42 Men's Championships --
Sponosorship Criteria --
Minimum Period

Intent: To specify that a new championship may be established in a men's sport if the minimum number of sponsoring institutions exists for one academic year (rather than for two consecutive academic years).

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council (Management Council).

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-43 Enforcement --
Penalties for Major Violations --
Division II

Intent: To permit the Committee on Infractions to impose financial penalties in cases involving findings of major violations of NCAA legislation.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Committee on Infractions)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-44 Change of Division Membership -- Championships Eligibility

Intent: To specify that institutions reclassifying from NCAA Division II to Division III are eligible for Division II championships during the three-year reclassification compliance period.

Source: NCAA Division II Presidents Council [Management Council (Membership Committee)].

Effective date: Immediately.*

Division III legislative proposals

No. 2-45 Membership Requirements -- Five-Sport/Three-Season Requirement -- Penalty

Intent: To specify that an institution that fails to meet the five-sport/three-season requirement shall be placed on probation for one year, moved to restricted membership if the requirement is still not satisfied after the second year and, finally, reclassified to corresponding membership if the requirement is still not satisfied after the third year.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Membership Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-46 Ethical Conduct --
Gambling Activities

Intent: To establish a two-tiered eligibility-reinstatement process for student-athletes who violate NCAA gambling/sports wagering legislation, as specified.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-47 10-Semester/15-Quarter
Extension Request --
Eligibility for Practice

Intent: To permit a student-athlete who has exhausted his or her 10-semesters/15-quarters of eligibility to practice, but not compete, for 30 consecutive-calendar days provided the institution has filed a 10-semester/15-quarter extension waiver request per NCAA Bylaw 30.6.1 with the NCAA national office.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-49 Financial Aid Regulations

Intent: To simplify Division III financial aid legislation by deleting permissible financial aid awards given without consideration of need and the accompanying awards review process. Further, to specify that financial aid packaging for student-athletes must be consistent with packaging for students in general.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Financial Aid and Awards Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-52 Maximum Dates of Competition -- Baseball and Softball

Intent: To eliminate the current legislation permitting baseball and softball tournaments to count as one contest and to specify that the maximum number of contests in the sports of baseball and softball is 40 in the traditional segment and five in the nontraditional segment.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-54 Contest Exemptions --
Season-Ending Tournament --
Basketball

Intent: To exempt contests annually played in a conference championship tournament in the sport of basketball.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-55 Length of Playing Season --
National Collegiate Sports

Intent: To specify that the sports of fencing, gymnastics, rifle, women's rowing, skiing, men's volleyball and water polo shall be limited to a playing and practice season of 21 weeks.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-56 Out-of-Season Athletically
Related Activities --
Summer Workout Sessions

Intent: To eliminate summer workout sessions in the sports of fencing, gymnastics, rifle, women's rowing and skiing.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-59 Championships -- Establishment

Intent: To specify that at least 28 institutions must sponsor the sport in order to create a Division III championship in an emerging women's team sport.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Championships Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-60 Division III Championships -- Women's Rowing

Intent: To establish an NCAA Division III Women's Rowing Championship and to establish a women's rowing committee as specified.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Championships Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-61 Division III Championships -- Women's Ice Hockey

Intent: To establish an NCAA Division III Women's Ice Hockey Championship and to create a Division III Women's Ice Hockey Committee.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Championships Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2-62 Enforcement --
Penalties for major Violations

Intent: To permit the Committee on Infractions to impose financial penalties in cases involving findings of major violations of NCAA legislation.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Committee on Infractions)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

Division III Employment
Deregulation Package

The NCAA Division III Interpretations and Legislation Committee has identified the following 14 proposals to facilitate the deregulation of the Association's legislation. The NCAA Division III Presidents Council has approved the submission of these proposals to the membership as an "employment deregulation package." These proposals are being submitted as a package. Thus, they will be voted on using a single vote unless a proposal is removed from the package.

No. 1 Conduct and Employment
of Personnel --
General Principle

Intent: To specify through the creation of a new general principle that member institutions shall determine whom to employ and the amount of compensation received by the employee.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 2 Personnel -- Definitions

Intent: To delete the definitions of "bonus" and "supplemental pay" set forth in NCAA Bylaw 11 relating to compensation.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 3 Personnel -- Compensation Limits

Intent: To eliminate the outside income restrictions for NCAA Division III coaches.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 4 Promotional Activities --
Privately Owned
Summer Camp

Intent: To specify that a privately owned summer camp may use the name or picture of a student-athlete employed as a camp counselor to publicize or promote the camp.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 5 Media Activities

Intent: To clarify legislation relating to a student-athlete receiving legitimate and normal expenses while participating in media activities.

Source: NCAA Division III President Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 6 Recruiting -- Talent Scout

Intent: To eliminate the prohibition on an institution paying expenses incurred by a talent scout or a representative of athletics interests in studying or recruiting prospects.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 7 Employment Conditions
of High-School/College-Preparatory/
Two-Year College Coaches

Intent: To clarify legislation relating to the employment of a high-school, preparatory school or two-year-college coach by a member institution.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 8 Publicity --
Announcer for
High-School Broadcast

Intent: To eliminate the restriction on a member of an institution's coaching staff serving as an announcer or commentator for a high-school broadcast.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 9 Tryouts --
Competition in Conjunction
with a High School,
Preparatory School or
Two-Year College

Intent: To clarify legislation relating to intercollegiate competition in conjunction with a high school, preparatory school or two-year college contest.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 10 Camps and Clinics --
Employment and Compensation

Intent: To eliminate specified prohibitions on employment and compensation of a high school, preparatory school or two-year college coach employed in an institutional sport camp or clinic.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 11 High-School All-Star Games -- Previous Contractual Agreement

Intent: To eliminate the requirement that a coach who has made a contractual commitment to a coach in a high school all-star game prior to being employed by an institution must disassociate himself or herself from that all-star game.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 12 Published Recruiting Services

Intent: To eliminate the requirement that a published recruiting service utilized by an institution must make the service available to all institutions and charge the same rate for all subscribers.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 13 Postseason Football

Intent: To eliminate the restrictions on postseason football opportunities set forth in Bylaws 18.02.4 and 18.7.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.

No. 14 Football Television
Plans and Regulations

Intent: To delete the football television plans and regulations set forth in Bylaw 22.

Source: NCAA Division III Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee)].

Effective date: August 1, 2001.