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Friday, April 26, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
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Coaches seek stiffer rules
OVERLAND PARK — The NCAA should impose harasser penalties on schools and athletes who cheat, its own lawyer said, in day by a group of Division I coaches.
The Associated Press
Another idea that came out of the two-day meeting between the coaches' group and NCAA officials was a recommendation to force athlete eligibility requirements before they can even make recruiting visits.
Representatives of football and basketball coaches both said they wanted the NCAA to begin targeting athletes as well as schools and coaches who were involved in recruiting or academic irregularities.
"These are not naive people any more we're dealing with for the most part," Kentucky football coach Bill Curry said at a news conference. "Some are standing there with their hands out saying, 'What's involved here?'
George Raveling of Southern California, representing basketball coaches, said, "We want to send a message to presidents that we're reading off the same page they are, that we're interested in academic
"We want to send a message to young people that they have to show greater academic achievement if they want to be involved in the recruiting process and if they want the privilege of interacting with coaches and student-athletes," he said.
integrity and accountability
The two-day meeting was called by NCAA executive director Dick Schultz to discuss ways of simplifying recruiting rules. The recommendations will go to various recruiting committees, including the Council and Presidents Commission, which could sponsor them at the NCAA convention in January.
No specific recommendations were presented at the news conference other than forcing basketball prospects to meet Proposition 48 requirements before they can make paid camp visits during recruiting season.
"The coaches agree that student-athletes should not be permitted to visit a campus until that prospective student-athlete has achieved a minimum of 700 on the SAT or 18 on the ACT and has a minimum of 2.0 grade point average on seven core (college preparatory) courses." *Raveling*
said.
Those test scores and a 2.0 GPA in 11 core courses are the minimum standards for freshman eligibility
Raveling and Curry each reported a strong feeling among coaches for harser penalties for both schools and athletes, though they declined to name recent cases in which they felt penalties had been too lenient.
"But they are only saying what a majority of people tell us by letter every time an institution is put on probation," Schultz said. "We get two kinds of letters. One says we all want an agent who we act hurriedly and one says we three times as many letters saying that what we did was not tough enough."
Raveling said that the idea that athletes are innocent, exploited youths who do not understand the biggest myth in American sports.
"In a large majority of situations, the athlete encourages those inductions," he added. "If they accept a dollar, they should be ineligible."
When asked if the coaches who provide illegal inducements should be dealt with similarly, Raveling said, "You bet I would support that."
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