Sentence examples for impermissible benefit from inspiring English sources
That airfare is the "impermissible benefit".
Sure enough, the N.C.A.A. eventually informed Connecticut that Boatright would be suspended for six games — and that he would have to come up with $100 a month to repay the "impermissible benefit".
Although Osburn claims that any N.C.A.A. sanctions would have been less severe, in all likelihood there still would have been some punishment, since, after all, the athlete had gotten an "impermissible benefit" by having the father of her child accompany the team.
An organization as powerful and all encompassing as the NCAA, who recently found a USC student athlete guilty of getting an impermissible benefit by riding in a golf cart for five minutes between buildings says they are powerless to address the issue of pedophilia in college locker rooms.
Others considered compensation to be an impermissible benefit.
The N.C.A.A., citing receipt of impermissible benefits, ordered Pullen to sit out three games.
They all revolve around various kinds of recruiting violations and "impermissible benefits".
In the world we live in, these are called "impermissible benefits," and punishment must be meted out.
He accepted $475 worth of "impermissible benefits," from someone apparently associated with a player agent, then provided "false and misleading information" to school officials.
The accusations against Alabama surfaced last week, when Yahoo Sports alleged that two former players, along with players at other colleges, accepted impermissible benefits.
The N.C.A.A. has suspended Baylor forward Perry Jones III, one of the nation's top freshmen, for accepting impermissible benefits from his Amateur Athletic Union coach.
