RELATED TO
MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
SUPPLEMENT NO. 27

 

 

PROPOSALS SUBMITTED BY THE MEMBERSHIP FOR THE 2003 CONVENTION

 

Summary of Recommendations

 

 

SEE ATTACHED CHART


 

    No.

 

Title

 

Sponsor(s)

 

Intent

Statement

 

Committee

Evaluation

 

MC/PC

Position

 

 

Comments

 

1-11

 

PLAYING AND PRACTICE SEASONS—BASKETBALL—FIRST CONTEST

 

 

State University of New York Athletic Conference

 

In basketball, to establish the first permissible contest date as four weeks following October 15.

 

P&P—oppose

 

SAAC—

 

 

MC—oppose

PC—

 

Inconsistent with the proposed playing and practice seasons model.

1-12

PLAYING AND PRACTICE SEASONS—NONCOLLEGIATE AMATEUR COMPETITION—

BASKETBALL

 

State University of New York Athletic Conference

In basketball, to permit a student-athlete to compete in noncollegiate, amateur basketball competition outside the institution’s intercollegiate basketball season.

 

P&P—support

 

Refer to ILC for review

 

SAAC—

 

MC—support

PC—

 

Amend rationale statement to clarify that activities no longer are precluded during the summer.

1-13

PLAYING AND PRACTICE SEASONS—TENNIS—PRESEASON PRACTICE

Pennsylvania Athletic Conference

In tennis, to provide institutions that conduct the traditional segment in the fall with 16 practice opportunities before the first game or September 1, whichever is later. 

P&P—support

 

SAAC—

 

MC—support

PC—

Recommend sponsor on campus include golf.  Noted possible financial impact.

1-14

EXECUTIVE REGULATIONS—SELECTION OF TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

 

University Athletic Association

To require that, in all sports, at least 50 percent of the championship field originally designated for the respective sport shall be reserved for at-large berths, as specified.

Championships Committee

 

 

MC—No position

PC—

 

Management Council noted budget concerns related to
August 1, 2005, effective date.  Forward to Championships Committee.

 

PRESIDENTS COUNCIL OPTIONS

 

1.         Co-sponsor

2.         Support with changes/modifications.

3.         Oppose.

4.         No position.