Question No Clause Samples
The "Question No" clause serves to assign a unique identifier or reference number to each question or inquiry within a document or process. In practice, this clause ensures that every question is clearly labeled, often in sequential order, which facilitates easy tracking, referencing, and discussion. By providing a systematic way to organize and refer to questions, this clause helps prevent confusion and ensures that all parties can efficiently address specific issues or topics raised.
Question No. C29: For a Participating Institution, after the roster submission deadline, may an institutional staff member be involved in conducting or arranging outside skill instruction, technical or tactical instruction or strength and conditioning activity for a student-athlete with eligibility remaining who is not on a sport’s submitted roster? Answer: No.
Question No. E8: When does a NIL agreement deal that reaches an aggregate value of $600 or more (e.g., multiple payments add up to $600 or more) need to be reported to NIL Go? Answer: Within five days of payments meeting or surpassing $600 of aggregate value.
Question No. C32: For a Participating Institution, may a student-athlete who sustains a medically- documented season-ending injury after the roster submission deadline be replaced on a sport’s roster during the current year? Answer: No, unless the injury occurred after the roster submission deadline and before the first contest or date of competition used for championship selections (e.g., sports whose first contest is after the December 1 roster submission deadline).
Question No. E15: Can a student-athlete enter into an NIL contract or payment with an associated entity or individual? Answer: Yes. An associated entity or individual may enter into an agreement with or provide payment to a prospective or current student-athlete for a valid business purpose related to the
Question No. D30: Is each Participating Institution required to designate an individual to have final review authority for each written agreement that is entered and uploaded to CAPS? Answer: Yes. This individual must be responsible for ensuring the agreements being entered are compliant with benefits pool and benefits cap rules and policies, including that the institution is not, at any time, over its benefits cap. Question No. D31: Do all additional payments or benefits provided by a Participating Institution to a prospective or current student-athlete have to be identified in a written agreement between the institution and the student-athlete? Answer: Yes.
Question No. A8: What is the process for an institution to indicate whether it has opted-in to the settlement? Answer: For the 2025-26 academic year, non-defendant institutions must formally opt in no later than June 30, 2025.
Question No. C36: For a Participating Institution, may a student-athlete who voluntarily withdraws from the institution between regular academic terms be replaced on the roster? Answer: Yes, for fall sports only. In fall sports, a student-athlete who was on a sport’s roster and withdraws from the institution for any reason (e.g., transfer, employment opportunity) between regular academic terms may be replaced on the roster during the current year. If the student- athlete withdraws from athletic participation and remains enrolled at the institution, the student- athlete cannot be replaced during the current year.
Question No. E11: What is the role of the noninstitutional payor in NIL Go reporting process? Answer: For each noninstitutional NIL contract or payment, the payor shall attest to the following when a student-athlete submits a NIL contract or payment to NIL Go:
Question No. C39: For a Participating Institution subject to the terms of the settlement, do midyear enrollees in the sport of football have to be included on the football roster? Answer: Yes.
Question No. C20: For a Participating Institution, do male practice players for a women’s sport have to be included on the roster for the women’s sport? Answer: No. A male student who is eligible to practice with a women’s team per Bylaw 12.7.5 (Eligibility Requirements for Male Students to Practice With Women's Teams) may participate in team practices without being included on the roster. The male student forfeits remaining eligibility at the institution in the men’s sport that corresponds to the sport in which they are a male practice player (e.g., men’s basketball for a male student who practices with the women’s basketball team).