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[QUOTE="Ozone!, post: 3073889, member: 7358"]
Any coach must be able to bring his/her views to a place where it effectively communicates with the young adults that coach is mentoring. Some are able to do this well and some are found lacking. When each student enters the university they are presented with a document called "The code of student conduct"; very few of them actually read it and yet violating aspects of those rules may lead to being removed, from the university. If you look at Frank Howard's behavior last spring and you see how one players ignoring of the drug use policy can negatively impact a team.
My point, in an earlier post was to point out that the NCAA did not mandate us to have the policy we have and that policy, once in place, lead to problems we had with NCAA enforcement. 
Coaches attempt to do their best to enforce the rules of the university within their teams; my ultimate point here is team rules don't always prevent issues that can involve NCAA actions. The university must not implement policies that hurt its own teams if they are not specifically mandated.
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