Thursday, February 12, 2026

Custom Reporting Results


North Dakota spent 6.5 million on football
The mountain west spends 17 on average 

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

HS FAN EJECTED

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


HS CALIFORNIA HOOP FAN FIGHTS

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


Tuesday, February 10, 2026

202526 Pitt WBB Coach Sued by former Players

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


TITLE IX & OLYMPIC SPORTS vs D1 SETTLEMENT CASE - Things you should know if you go D1

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


Judge rules Charles Bediako no longer eligible to play for Alabama

Monday, February 9, 2026

ATC LEAVING COLLEGE ATHLETICS - What can be do

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


INJURIES TURF vs NATURAL GRASS

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


D1 TECHNOLOGY AND COLLEGE SPORTS

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


SOCIAL MEDIA NOT KIND TO MBB STUDENT ATHLETES

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


HS FOOTBALL FINALLY REMOVES HEAD SLAP

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


HS VB RULES CHANGING

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


RECRUITING AND SOCIAL MEDIA - Wooing Progressive Students Athletes

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS GETTING LESSONS

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


Beyond the Quad: Understanding Digital-Age Harassment on College Campuses

You want to coach 

- how are you going to protect yourself from termination when one or more of your student athletes engage in this behavior



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From: Campus Outreach Services <programs@campusoutreachservices.org>
Date: Mon, Feb 9, 2026 at 11:51 AM
Subject: Beyond the Quad: Understanding Digital-Age Harassment on College Campuses
To: Sean McAndrews <ncaacompliance@wvstateu.edu>


What does SM look like in the era of deep fakes, AI, social media, and more?
                                                                                                                                                            

As student life increasingly unfolds online, sexual harassment and sexual violence have expanded beyond classrooms, residence halls, and social spaces into digital environments. This session provides a research-informed overview of how sexual harassment, misogyny, stalking, deepfake exploitation, and online gaming–related misconduct manifest across digital platforms—and how these behaviors directly affect college students' safety, mental health, academic success, and sense of belonging on campus.

Participants will explore current data on the prevalence of online sexual misconduct among college-age populations, including:

  • Sexual harassment and misogyny occurring on social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Reddit, and X
  • Cyberstalking and digital surveillance through messaging apps, location-sharing features, dating apps, and gaming chat functions
  • Deepfake sexual imagery and nonconsensual image abuse, which have grown rapidly due to accessible AI tools and disproportionately target women and LGBTQ+ students
  • Online gaming–related harassment, including gender-based slurs, coercive behavior, and targeted harassment on platforms such as Discord, Twitch, Xbox Live, and PlayStation Network

The session also examines the broader impact on campus communities and bystanders, including:

  • The normalization of misogyny and sexual hostility in online student spaces
  • Bystander fatigue and desensitization that reduce the likelihood of intervention
  • Secondary trauma experienced by peers who witness abuse or are asked to help manage digital harm
  • The erosion of trust within student communities when online misconduct spills into classrooms, residence halls, or student organizations

Using case examples and current research, attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how digital misconduct intersects with campus culture, power dynamics, peer networks, and identity—particularly for women, LGBTQ+ students, students of color, international students, and first-year students.

 


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Sunday, February 8, 2026

202526 HHP 420 & HHP 428 NCAA VIOLATION & TITLE IX STATE+LEVEL ASSIGNMENT

NCAA VIOLATIONS ARE LOCATED INSIDE

The https://myonline.wvstateu.edu/ on Week 2 NCAA D1, D2, and D3

You will use the D1, D2, or D3 manual depending on school you choose to review the bylaws broken and answer questions


Title IX - you will use this link - 

https://ope.ed.gov/athletics/#/


the page will look like


Click Get Data for one School

on next page use search criteria



the NCAA Violation is due March 8, 2026

The Title IX is due April 17, 2026

You are to present on both during class - less than 10 minutes


 






SFGATE | California's largest news site on Instagram: "On Feb. 15, 1995, a routine Cal–Stanford rivalry hoops game turned unforgettable when the schools’ mascots — Cal’s sweater-donning bear mascot and Stanford’s zany tree mascot — started a nationally televised, beer-fueled brawl that got so out of hand, local law enforcement had to detain them both. Read the full story at the link in bio. ✍️ @grantmarek/SFGATE"

Keith Mondillo | NCAA Coach & Director of Athletics • Instagram reel

Saturday, February 7, 2026

202526 NCAA RULES EDUCATION #32 - 1 yr limit on ATHLETIC AID & Evenly Distributed each term

NCAA D2 Athletic Aid is for a maximum of 1 academic year and it must be evenly distributed each term

There are a few exceptions to the two semester rule

In 8 years, there has never been an NCAA violation of this rule turned in on RSRO 

15.5.3.1 One-Year Period. Athletics aid shall neither be awarded in excess of one academic year nor for a period less than one academic year. The initial award of athletics aid in a given academic year shall be awarded in equal amounts for each term. (Revised: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18, 7/18/17 effective 8/1/18)

15.5.3.1.1 Exceptions. An institution may award athletics aid to a student-athlete for a period of less than one academic year only under the following circumstances. (Adopted: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18)

(a) Midyear Enrollment. A student-athlete whose first full-time attendance at the certifying institution during a particular academic year occurs at midyear (e.g., the beginning of the second semester or second or third quarter of an academic year) may receive a financial aid award for the remainder of that academic year. (Adopted: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18)

(b) Final Semester/Quarter. A student-athlete may receive athletics aid for less than one academic year, provided the student is in the final semester or final two quarters of their degree program and the institution certifies that the student is carrying (for credit) the courses necessary to complete the degree requirements. (Adopted: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18)

(c) Graduated During Previous Academic Year and Will Exhaust Eligibility During the Following Fall Term. A student-athlete who graduated during the previous academic year (including summer) and will exhaust their athletics eligibility during the following fall term may be awarded athletically related financial aid for less than one academic year. (Adopted: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18)

(d) One-Time Exception. One time during a student-athlete's enrollment at the certifying institution they may be awarded athletics aid for less than a full academic year, provided the student-athlete has been enrolled full time at the certifying institution for at least one regular academic term. (Adopted: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18)

(e) Eligibility Exhausted/Medical Noncounter. A student-athlete who has exhausted eligibility and is exempt from counting (per Bylaw 15.4.1.3) in the institution's financial aid limit, or a student-athlete who is exempt from counting (per Bylaw 15.4.1.1) due to an injury or illness may receive athletics aid for less than one academic year. If an institution awards aid under this provision, the institutional financial aid agreement shall include specific nonathletically related conditions (e.g., academic requirements) the student-athlete must satisfy in order for the aid to be renewed for the next academic term or terms. If the student-athlete satisfies the specified conditions, the institution shall award financial aid at the same amount for the next term or terms of the academic year. If the student-athlete does not satisfy the specified conditions, they must be provided a hearing opportunity. per Bylaw 15.5.2.4(Adopted: 1/21/17 effective 8/1/18)


Financial Aid office knows the rules and I am checking every semester

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
MEC CHARTER MEMBER

https://ncaad2rules.blogspot.com/


"Experience is what you get, when you don't get what you wanted" 

Randy Pausch CMU Last Lecture


Please report IT, COL and Physical Facilities issues by sending an email with complete information to the appropriate address:


Friday, February 6, 2026

Athletic Survivors Assist Webinars Title IX

For Watch the webinar for HHP 420 or HHP 428 and fill out the case analysis 


---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Carolyn Stuart <carolyn.stuart@wvstateu.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 6, 2026 at 10:25 AM
Subject: Webinars
To: David Hicks <david.hicks@wvstateu.edu>, Sean McAndrews <mcandrse@wvstateu.edu>, Kelly Masker <kelly.masker@wvstateu.edu>, Mattie Best <mattie.best@wvstateu.edu>, Carolyn Stuart <carolyn.stuart@wvstateu.edu>


Good morning!
You all might be interested in joining one of these webinars.

The Athlete Survivors' Assist, formerly The Army of Survivors, are hosting two upcoming webinars titled 
Engaging Coaches in Building Athlete Survivor Well-Being, Safety, & Responsible Sport Systems with former Olympic coach Jean-Paul Richard and US Sports Systems & Reporting with Jessica Perrill and Kyle MacTaggart of the US Center for SafeSport. Both webinars will include interactive discussions on the intersection of abuse in sports and are open to sexual assault service providers, victim advocates, Title IX and university-based athletic administrators, and others working at the intersection of abuse response in sports. 


Engaging Coaches in Building Athlete Survivor Well-Being, Safety, & Responsible Sport Systems

Join The Assist and guest Jean-Paul Richard to explore how to equip coaches to center athlete well-being and create safer, more supportive sport environments by engaging coaches and grassroots sport systems in responsible, athlete-centered practices.

With insights from international safeguarding leaders, this webinar is built for advocates to learn how to engage coaches and local sports systems to be better equipped to recognize concerns, respond appropriately, and connect athletes to safe, trusted reporting pathways.


📅 February 17 — Zoom Webinar

👉 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_gz6MLwbBTai2LeGgb150lg





US Sports Systems & Reporting

Join The Assist and the US Center for SafeSport for a conversation on US-based abuse-in-sport reporting systems and how they can support athletes, survivors, and multidisciplinary response teams.

Together, we'll explore how sport and safeguarding reporting systems operate in the US and how SARTs and MDTs can leverage these tools to improve access, response, and athlete support.


📅 February 25 - Zoom Webinar

👉 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dplmpVzCRzOM_uNEo8QvGQ



Carolyn L. Stuart, Ph.D. 

Civil Rights & Title IX Coordinator/Office of the President  

217 Ferrell Hall | PO Box 1000 | Institute, WV | 25112 

304.204.4018-Office|After hours EMERGENCY ONLY-911  

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Confidentiality Notice: This electronic message transmission may contain information from the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX, which may be confidential or privileged information intended only for those named above and is not to be forwarded.  If you are not the intended recipient of this message, be aware that any disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of the contents of this message is prohibited. Please delete all copies of this email and notify the sender of the erroneous delivery.  

WVSU is a SUNY Student Conduct Institute 


WOWK 13 News • Instagram photo

CFB/CBB/NFL/NBA on Instagram: "The WAC is NOT happy one bit😭 #utahvalleyuniversity #collegebasketball #wacbasketball #utahvalleywolverines"

Guardians' Clase allegedly rigged pitches in 48 games, document says

Guardians' Clase allegedly rigged pitches in 48 games, document says - ESPN https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/47842376/guardians-clase-allegedly-rigged-pitches-48-games-document-says

Friday, January 30, 2026

NAIA Violation Reports

College football transfer portal is 'train wreck.' Ask man who ignited it

College Sports Commission Goes on Hiring Spree

College Football on ESPN - Scores, Stats and Highlights

College Football on ESPN - Scores, Stats and Highlights

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Mylan's Sanofi Insulin Suit Mostly Survives Dismissal Bid

Legal website 

Sean Mcandrews


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A Pennsylvania federal judge Tuesday largely refused to dismiss Mylan Pharmaceuticals' antitrust lawsuit accusing Sanofi of unlawfully maintaining a monopoly in the market for injectable insulin glargine.
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Mylan's Sanofi Insulin Suit Mostly Survives Dismissal Bid

By Corey Rothauser

A Pennsylvania federal judge Tuesday largely refused to dismiss Mylan Pharmaceuticals' antitrust lawsuit accusing Sanofi of unlawfully maintaining a monopoly in the market for injectable insulin glargine.

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AGs' HPE-Juniper Hold Too Broad, Too Late, Judge Says

By Bryan Koenig

A California federal judge explained his reasoning for refusing to block further integration between Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Juniper Networks, while Democratic attorneys general challenge the Justice Department's controversial settlement permitting the merger.

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Adhesive Cos. Push Back On FTC Merger Concerns

By Matthew Perlman

The makers of Loctite and Liquid Nails told a New York federal court that the Federal Trade Commission will be unable to show their planned $725 million merger will hurt competition for construction adhesives.

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Cleary Gottlieb

Clement & Murphy

Clifford Chance

Cohen & Wolf

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Dorsey & Whitney

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Fredrikson & Byron

Freshfields

Fried Frank

Gibson Dunn

Gillam Smith

Goodwin Procter

Gordon Rees

Hagens Berman

Hangley Aronchick

Hecht Partners

Holland & Knight

Horvitz & Levy

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Kasowitz LLP

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King & Spalding

Kirkland & Ellis

Kleinbard LLC

Knobbe Martens

Lanier Law Firm

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