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35 Ind. L. Rev. 851 (2001-2002)
Responding to the Perversion of In Loco Parentis: Using a Nonprofit Organization to Support Student-Athletes

handle is hein.journals/indilr35 and id is 865 raw text is: Indiana Law Review Volume 35 2002 Number 3 ARTICLES RESPONDING TO THE PERVERSION OF IN LOCO PARENTIS: USING A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION TO SUPPORT STUDENT-ATHLETES W. BURLE'TrE CARTER' TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ................................................. 852 1. The Early Relationships Between Colleges and Universities and Their Students ..................................... 855 • A. In the Place of a Parent ..... .......................... 855 B. The Three-Legged Stool ................................. 859 C. Using the In Loco Parentis Doctrine to Understand the Emergence of Campus Athletics Regulation .............. 859 1. Raising up Gentleman Amateurs ....................... 862 2. Preserving the Institution as a Place of Education .......... 865 3. Concerns for Student Safety? .......................... 870 D. Countervailing Concerns: The Perceived Financial Value of Athletics ................................... 872 E. Exercising Control .................................... 873 F. The Means: Institutional Control and Eligibility ............. 876 II. The Death Knell for In Loco Parentis .......................... 879 A. The General Student Body ............................... 879 B. Student-Athletes: On the Fringes of the Revolution ........... 882 C. Institutional Bifurcation as the Reason Why Student-Athletes Did Not Gain an Expansion of Rights ................... 882 1. The Insecure Career Status of Coaches .................. 884 2. The End of General Faculty Involvement in Athletics ....... 884 3. Radio, Television, and Media Attention ................. 885 4. The Ceding of Power over Athletics to National and Regional Bodies ................................. 885 • Professor of Law, The George Washington University Law School. B.A., Agnes Scott College; J.D., Harvard Law School. I thank the National Collegiate Athletic Association for providing me access to its library and thereby to many of the documents cited within this piece. I also thank the editors of the Indiana Law Review for their excellent assistance in bringing this Article to publication.

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