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How many official visits can we have?

Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 6:33 pm
by duck92
With the late coaching changes and more kids coming on officials, I'm wondering is there any way to know-how close we are to the cap? It sounds like Scarlett is off our radar, is he headed to Stanford. Thanks. Later.

Re: How many official visits can we have?

Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 7:07 pm
by buckmarkduck
Don't know how many but players are limited to how many they can take, which I think is 4. Some rumors I've heard is that we haven't even been calling Scarlett lately.

Re: How many official visits can we have?

Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 7:14 pm
by fecta23
buckmarkduck wrote:Don't know how many but players are limited to how many they can take, which I think is 4. Some rumors I've heard is that we haven't even been calling Scarlett lately.

Its 5.And I think we can have 55 ( or around that ) OV's

Re: How many official visits can we have?

Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 7:27 pm
by ducksvb6
FYI, just googled this.



What is the definition of an official visit vs. unofficial visit?

By definition an Official visit is paid for by the college, an unofficial is paid for by the family. On an official visit, the NCAA allows a school to pay for lodging, transportation, meals, and entertainment. That includes airfare, rental car, and three meals a day. Be aware that the school is NOT allowed to pay for your parents. The school may only pay for expenses related to the student-athlete. So for example, if you and your parents stay in a hotel the coach is able to pay for it. If you stay overnight with a member of the team on campus, the coach may not pay for your parents hotel. Official visits cannot be made until the opening day of class senior year. So, that date will be different depending on your school. The NCAA allows 5 visits to D1 and D2 schools combined. You are allowed an unlimited number of unofficial visits to all divisions. You may only take ONE official visit per institution. Each official visit may be up to 48 hrs.



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