Current Student-Athletes
Sports Wagering
NCAA rules prohibit student-athletes from participating in sports wagering activities and from providing information to individuals involved in or associated with any type of sports wagering activities concerning intercollegiate, amateur or professional athletics competition. This includes but is not limited to prop bets, Super Bowl pools, March Madness brackets, and any other exchange of items that have a tangible value, such as cash, clothing, and/or meal. Sports wagering has the potential to undermine the integrity of sports contests and jeopardizes the well-being of student-athletes.
NCAA Sports Wagering Resource
Remember...Don't Bet On It!
Transfer Portal
A student-athlete who wants to contact other schools regarding transferring must submit a notification of intent to transfer to the Office of Athletic Compliance. To be assigned this request form, student-athlete should reach out to Lana Eagleton (lana@gocards.com).
Once received, the Office of Athletic Compliance has two business days to add the student-athlete’s information into a national transfer database accessible by other college coaches. Until this process is complete it is impermissible for UofL student-athletes to communicate directly or indirectly (e.g., through former coaches) with other coaches.Â
NCAA Guide for Four-Year Transfers
Division I Transfer Module
Notification of Transfer Windows
Student-Athlete Time Management Plan
Per NCAA Regulations, each sport must develop a student-athlete time management plan to ensure, at a minimum, the following:
- Student-athletes are provided adequate notice of all CARA and RARA;
- Schedules for all CARA/RARA are developed through a collaborative process involving student-athletes, coaches and senior athletic department staff members; and
- Student-athletes are provided adequate notice of changes to previously established schedules for CARA/RARA.
Agents
Student-athlete shall report any agents representing them to the Office of Athletic Compliance. It is not permissible for an agent to represent a student-athlete for the purpose of marketing their athletic ability or reputation in their sport.
Any question regarding agents should be directed to Lana Eagleton (lana@GoCards.com).
UofL Agent Policy
Agents/Professional Service Providers Resource
Other Resources
Student-Athlete Handbook
IRS Tax Form 1098-T Information
Office of the Bursar Personal Refund
