A season ticket holder/any level of cc is defined as a booster by the ncaa

Nov 14, 2017
1:20:46pm

palangi All-American

If you are a season ticket holder and you have a player over for dinner because he was your son's mission companion then that is a NCAA violation because a player got a free meal from a booster

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Adrielle Semi-Legendary

11/14/17 10:22am

I don't think so

wapiti

11/14/17 10:27am

No.

bstod

11/14/17 10:30am

Hmmmm, I think his status as a booster is what matters not whether he is a

kansascougar

11/14/17 10:33am

Agreed. The NCAA has a definition for "booster," not so sure the manual defines

zagdontzig

11/14/17 10:47am

A season ticket holder/any level of cc is defined as a booster by the ncaa

palangi

11/14/17 1:20pm

Yes. The definition of a booster is not limited to cougar club members.

YSMACK

11/14/17 11:30am

what is the definition?

Hill4Heisman

11/14/17 12:05pm

RE: what is the definition?

kansascougar

11/14/17 12:12pm

Interesting. Learn something new and kinda crazy every day.

bstod

11/14/17 2:46pm

RE: what is the definition?

cougarfan2207

11/14/17 12:33pm

I believe you can hold season tickets and not be classified a booster, right?

bstod

11/14/17 12:13pm

This is correct. Otherwise, be definition, all ROC pass holders are boosters.

Marvelous

11/14/17 1:54pm

RE: This is correct. Otherwise, be definition, all ROC pass holders are

kansascougar

11/14/17 2:25pm

Interesting.

Marvelous

11/14/17 2:59pm

This is how i recall it. It would include BYU bloggers, etc

roseyscenario

11/14/17 5:01pm

Maybe. Has he ever made a donation? Is he alum? Does he have season tickets?

roseyscenario

11/14/17 11:36am

All of the above.

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