Under what condition can an institution provide more than 56 official visits in a year?

An institution can provide more than 56 official visits in a year under specific conditions, and one of them is that if they have unused visits from the previous year, they can carry those over. This carryover can allow the institution to exceed the standard limit of official visits.

Additionally, if an institution does not subscribe to the National Letter of Intent, it can also impact the limit on official visits. The policy around the National Letter of Intent is designed to regulate recruiting practices, and institutions that do not subscribe may not be bound by the same restrictions as those that do.

Furthermore, hiring a new football coach introduces unique circumstances that often lead to the need for increased recruitment efforts, justifying additional official visits. In recruiting, when there are transitions like coaching changes, institutions may find it beneficial to extend their recruitment outreach.

All these factors create conditions under which an institution can exceed the typical limit of official visits, making the response that encompasses all these scenarios, including the carryover of unused visits from the previous year, accurate.