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Membership Form
July 1, 2011 – June 30,2012
Please list all members. Members 18 and over need to sign the Compliance form below
Name:
Street: E-mail
If you’re a new member, how did you hear about The Rebounders Club?
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Compliance for Boosters
You are a Representative of Athletics Interest As a Booster you may NOT give/provide a
(booster) if you: prospect:
• Contribute to the Department of Athletics or its • Cash or loans in any amount
booster organizations (e.g. Buckeye Club) • Gifts of any kind including on special occasions
• Join or participate in Ohio State’s various such as birthdays, Holidays, etc.
Athletics Department booster groups (e.g. The • Free or reduced cost services, rentals, or
Rebounders Club) purchases of any type (e.g., clothing, airline
• Hold, or have ever held, season tickets tickets, car repairs, meals, etc.)
• Have a guardianship role over a student-athlete • Use of an automobile or transportation
(i.e., parent or legal guardian) • Hospitality in your home
• Provide allowable benefits (e.g., summer jobs) • Ticket to an athletic or other event
to enrolled student-athletes
• Promote Ohio State Athletics in any way Remember:
Only coaches and authorized employees may be
Remember, once you are identified as a booster, involved in the recruiting process. NCAA rules
you retain that identity forever. Boosters are specifically prohibit boosters from engaging in
bound by NCAA, Big Ten Conference and The recruiting activities.
Ohio State University rules. As a result, boosters
are responsible for notifying The Ohio State Terms to Know
University Athletic Compliance Office of any
potential rules violations. Even if a violation is Prospective Student-Athlete (PSA)
unintentional, the eligibility of a prospective student- • A student that has started classes for the ninth
athlete (recruit) or enrolled student-athlete could be grade
placed in jeopardy. • A student of any age if the institution provides
benefits to the student that the institution does
Parents of enrolled student-athletes are considered not provide to prospective students generally
boosters; therefore, they may not be involved in the • A student remains a prospect until the start of
recruiting process, on or off-campus. If parents of a classes or official team practice at Ohio State.
prospect should contact you with questions about Signing a National Letter of Intent does NOT
your son or daughter’s athletic experience at Ohio remove the status of prospect
State, you should direct their questions to the
coaching staff. If you are an Ohio State alum, you Recruiting
may discuss your general educational experiences • Any solicitation of a prospect or the prospect’s
at Ohio State; however, you may not discuss family by an authorized institutional staff
athletics. member or booster for the purpose of securing
the prospect’s enrollment and participation in
Allowable Booster Activities athletics
• Viewing a prospect’s game on your own
initiative Contact
• Receiving a call from a prospect only if the • Any face-to-face encounter between a prospect
prospect initiates the call and it is not for a or the prospect’s parent or legal guardian and
recruiting purpose an institutional staff member or booster during
• Continuing to have contact with an established which any dialogue occurs in excess of a
family friend or neighbor who is a prospect greeting
• Notifying the Ohio State coaching staff of
outstanding prospects Evaluation
• Any activity designed to assess the academic
As a Booster you may NOT: qualifications or athletic ability of a prospect,
• Contact or call a prospect including any visit to a prospect’s school or the
• Contact or call a prospect’s parent, coach, observation of a prospect participating in any
principal or counselor practice or competition
• Assist with the actual evaluation of talent
• Purchase a ticket from a student-athlete