Division I Men's Soccer Committee Duties & Responsibilties
COMMITTEE INFORMATION FOR INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN POSSIBLY SERVING ON NCAA COMMITTEES
NUMBER OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
GENERAL DUTIES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
CHAMPIONSHIP DATES AND GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES/NUMBER OF DAYS YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND:
Attend the entire Men?s College Cup championship week (arriving on Wednesday afternoon and leaving either on Sunday evening or Monday morning). The championship is held the second Friday and Sunday in December, but will switch to the first Friday and Sunday in December, beginning in 2006.
Attend selected preliminary round playoff games. There are 44 preliminary round games. Committee members usually arrive the day before competition to attend practices and chair the coaches? meeting and leave after the game. Committee member acts as the NCAA representative at these games. Preliminary-round games are the third full weekend in November through the first weekend in December.
NUMBER OF IN-PERSON MEETINGS PER YEAR:
Attend the selection meeting in Indianapolis in November (arrive on either Saturday or Sunday on the second full weekend in November through Monday).
Attend the annual committee meeting in February (four days, Monday-Thursday, during the second full week in February).
The chair attends the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Convention (two days during second full week of January).
NUMBER OF CONFERENCE CALLS PER YEAR:
Committee members are required to participate on regional advisory committee calls prior to each national call and approximately five national committee calls (September-November) prior to selection. The national calls are generally on Tuesdays.
Committee members also participate on conference calls (typically on Sunday nights) following each round of competition during the championship.
The chair participates on approximately three additional calls with the local organizing committee for the current year?s championship.
OTHER COMMENTS:
For the administrators on the committee, it is helpful if they have a soccer background (e.g., coach, player, etc.) or if they oversee the sport on their campus.
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