Post by rmancarl on Aug 31, 2020 14:39:54 GMT -8
According to this calendar tomorrow (Sept 1st) is a huge day for both the 2022 girls and WBB coaches. I haven't even checked to see if the NCAA is extending the dead period. I'd love to know who, besides Adlee Blacklock whom has already committed, the coaches have the most interest in contacting. Fun times for all (except us, who don't get to know anything, lol).
Division I Women’s Basketball NCAA Recruiting Rules
Any time: Athletes can receive non-recruiting materials from college coaches, such as questionnaires, camp brochures, nonathletic institutional publications and NCAA educational materials published by the NCAA.
Verbal offers: There are no restrictions on when coaches can extend verbal offers to recruits.
September 1 of junior year: Coaches can send electronic communications to athletes, including texts, instant messages, emails and recruiting materials. According to NCAA rules, coaches can call athletes an unlimited number of times at this time.
March 1 of junior year: NCAA recruiting rules allow coaches to conduct off-campus contact at the athlete’s school or residence. No off-campus contact is allowed on the day of a recruit’s game. Coaches are not permitted to contact athletes during school hours on school days.
April of junior year starting the Thursday following the NCAA Women’s Final Four®: Recruits can begin taking up to five official visits, except during the dead periods.
A college coach can contact athletes and/or parents off campus up to seven times their senior year
Division I Women’s Basketball NCAA Recruiting Rules
Any time: Athletes can receive non-recruiting materials from college coaches, such as questionnaires, camp brochures, nonathletic institutional publications and NCAA educational materials published by the NCAA.
Verbal offers: There are no restrictions on when coaches can extend verbal offers to recruits.
September 1 of junior year: Coaches can send electronic communications to athletes, including texts, instant messages, emails and recruiting materials. According to NCAA rules, coaches can call athletes an unlimited number of times at this time.
March 1 of junior year: NCAA recruiting rules allow coaches to conduct off-campus contact at the athlete’s school or residence. No off-campus contact is allowed on the day of a recruit’s game. Coaches are not permitted to contact athletes during school hours on school days.
April of junior year starting the Thursday following the NCAA Women’s Final Four®: Recruits can begin taking up to five official visits, except during the dead periods.
A college coach can contact athletes and/or parents off campus up to seven times their senior year