Three members of the NCAA's enforcement and investigations staffs spoke with the coaches about their investigations into agents and other issues. Dan Matheson, the NCAA's associate director of enforcement, emphasized that NCAA legislation prohibits all NCAA coaches—including those at Division II and D-III schools—from coaching summer league teams that contain junior college players, which has been an "area of confusion" for many coaches. Several summer league officials later complained about the crackdown, which will cost some young assistant coaches opportunities to get a shot as a head coach in the summer, and will cost some junior college players chances to hone their skills in summer ball.
