Is general information posted on an institution's website allowed to be sent to a prospective student-athlete?

General information posted on an institution's website can be sent to a prospective student-athlete because it is considered publicly available information. The NCAA allows institutions to share such information as it can aid in informing prospective student-athletes about various aspects of the institution, including academic programs, campus life, and athletics. This aligns with the principle of providing transparency and access to information, ensuring that student-athletes can make informed decisions regarding their potential college choices.

Unlike specific recruiting materials, which are subject to strict regulations, general information is accessible and does not violate NCAA recruiting rules. This allows programs to effectively communicate with prospective student-athletes while remaining compliant with NCAA policies.