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2014 J. NCAA Compliance 1 (2014)

handle is hein.journals/jncaac7 and id is 1 raw text is: January-February 2014 Journal of NCAA Compliance A sports law periodical by Hackney Publications 2 Clark Atlanta Sanctioned for Men's Basketball, Women's Tennis Violations The Division II Committee on Infractions has placed Clark Atlanta University on probation, as well as administered a wide array of other penalties against the school after deter- mining that there had been rules violations within two ofits athletic programs. 3 Mississippi State's Bracky Brett: 'Communication, Technology Are Keys To Success' Few people know their way around Mississippi State University Athletics better than Bracky Brett. 4 Federal Judge Ends College Basketball Player's Claims A federal judge from the Western District of Texas has dismissed the claim ofa former Texas State University (TSU) basketball player, who alleged that the university and several individual defendants at the school conspired to take away his scholarship and deny him his Constitutional rights. 5 SLU Avoids Harsh Penalties, Even Though 137 Student Athletes Competed While Ineligible The NC4A Division I Committee on Infractions has adminis- tered a proverbial slap on the wrist to Southeastern Louisiana University, in spite of the fact that the school allowed more than 100 student athletes to compete, while ineligible, over a 5-year period. 5 Special Report: Degree-Auditing Systems in Compliance Setting In the wake of the NC4A Division I Committee on Infractions decision to punish Southeastern Louisiana University for rules violations, involving degree plans and eligibility certification forms, we decided to reach out to the compliance community with some questions. Specifically, we wanted to find out if they use automated degree-auditing systems in their practice as well as whether they have installed checks and balances to ensure that paperwork gets done and is accessible at a moment's notice. Here's what they told us. 9 Compliance Staff Assess Head Coach Responsibility Bylaw In light of recent changes to the NC4A rulebook mandating that head coaches are accountable for the actions of their as- sistants, the Journal ofNCAA Compliance decided to check in with compliance professionals to find out how effectively this responsibility is being implemented. 11 Compliance Digest * USC, Washington Investigate If Coach Provided Impermissible Benefits * Coaches Weigh In On New NCAA Rules Involving All-Star Games, Dead Period * Committee Gives Drug Testing Recommendations for College Football Playoff * Twitter Helps Miami Stay Compliant After Rapper Was Asked To Leave Campus I IN THIS ISSUE I Route To: /

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