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2013 J. NCAA Compliance 1 (2013)

handle is hein.journals/jncaac6 and id is 1 raw text is: January-February 2013 Journal of NCAA Coml iance A sports law periodical by Hackney Publications 2 Despite Missteps in Miami Investigation, NCAA to Proceed Against School, Others The NC4A admitted earlier this week that certain investiga- tive tactics used in portions of its inquiry into alleged viola- tions ofNCAA rules at the University ofMiamifailed its membership. 3 Expert Suggests NCAA Keep Enforcement Process In House The NC4A should continue to staffand operate an internal enforcement program. 5 Should the NCAA Outsource Its Enforcement Process? In light of the NC4A' most recent fiasco in its investigation of the University ofMiami, there is one question that seems to be on everyone' mind: 6 U of Miami Probe and the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine In an unprecedented move, NC4A President Mark Emmert held a conference call on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 with members ofthe media to announce the NC4A had suspended its investigation of the University ofMiami's Athletic Depart- ment due to improper conduct on the part of its enforcement staff 7 Time Management Skills Come in Hand Scott Connors, the Sun Belt Conference's Asst. Commissioner for Compliance With so many schools, Scott Connors has his hands full when it comes to making sure league members comply with NC4A and conference rules. 8 Overview of the 25 Adopted Rules Working Group Proposals On January 19, 2013, the NCA4 adopted 25 proposals put forth by the Rules Work- ing Group created by NCAA President Mark Emmert. The Rules Working Group is part ofhis ambitious re- form agenda that included simplijing the Division I Manual. 9 Infractions Committee Hits Tenn. With Back- To-Back Sanctions Members of the NC4A enforcement staff have laid down the law against the University of Tennessee after discovering that a former assistant football coach was in violation of Division I rules. 10 Compliance Digest * At the Intersection of Collegiate Athletics and Higher Education-David Ridpath Weighs In * Oregon to Meet With Committee on Infractions Following Failed Pursuit of Summary Disposition * NCAA Investigation Sidelines Two Auburn Coaches over Recruiting Tactics as * Who Is Jonathan Duncan? He's the Interim VP on Enforcement 12 Connecticut Introduces Additional Legislation Protecting Collegiate Student-Athletes Connecticut continues to be on the cutting edge of collegiate sports law, again following in the footsteps of California by introducing legislation to protect student-athletes. Proposed Bill 205, An Act Concerning Scholarships for Student Athletes at Public Institutions of Higher Education (the Connecticut Act'), if it becomes law, would assist student-athletes whose scholarships have not been renewed due to injury or illness, or whose eligibility has expired, complete their degree. I IN THIS ISSUE I Route To: /

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