Is general information on an institution's website permissible to send to a prospective student-athlete?

General information on an institution's website is permissible to send to a prospective student-athlete because it typically includes non-recruiting-related details such as the university's academic programs, admission procedures, campus facilities, and other resources available to students. This type of information is classified as public knowledge and does not violate any NCAA recruiting regulations. The intent is to provide prospective student-athletes with essential information about the institution to help them make informed decisions without constituting direct recruitment.

While there are regulations surrounding what can be communicated with prospective student-athletes, general information that is publicly available on the institution's website is allowed. This ensures that student-athletes have access to resources that can aid their transition into collegiate athletics, balancing compliance with providing relevant information.