NCAA rules: What can college players be paid for?

[CoogansBluff]

Do NCAA rules allow active college softball players to be paid to give hitting or pitching lessons?

 

[SoCal_Dad]

A friend's DD gave pitching lessons last summer after playing her freshman year at a PAC school. The official guidance she received was don't charge more than normal rates and don't advertise being a college pitcher. For example, the Packaged Deal uses current high-profile players and doesn't say who they will be ahead of time - "Guest staff members include some of the best, most impactful college players in the game."

 

[CoogansBluff]

A friend's DD gave pitching lessons last summer after playing her freshman year at a PAC school. The official guidance she received was don't charge more than normal rates and don't advertise being a college pitcher. For example, the Packaged Deal uses current high-profile players and doesn't say who they will be ahead of time - "Guest staff members include some of the best, most impactful college players in the game."

Interesting, thanks.

 

[riseball]

Have gotten the exact same guidance for my DD.

 

[slingnit]

You can use their name and say that she is a d1 college player but can not use the university to promote her. Or use college facilities or be paid more than going rate.

Sally Jane
Current D1 college pitcher now giving pitching lessons.