An extra benefit is considered to be any special arrangement to provide a prospect or enrolled student-athlete, his or her family/relatives or friends a benefit that is not expressly authorized by NCAA regulations.
Examples include, but are not limited to:
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- Cash or loan of money in any amount.
- Special discount, payment or co-signing of a loan.
- Involvement in arrangement for free or reduced charges for merchandise, tickets, services, products or rent.
- Use of an automobile or any other personal property.
- Gift items (i.e. electronics, holiday gifts, long distance phone cards, gift certificates).
- Any financial aid other than that administered by the institution.
- Free or reduced cost housing arrangements.
- Payment of registration fees for athletic camps.
- Promise of employment after college graduation.
THESE BENEFITS ARE ALL PROHIBITED.
