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VIP & Lot A (P66) require a LAA donation to receive this permit .
We ask for your parking permit to be hanging prior to entry into the parking lot. It must remain visible while parked in the lot. You may enter this lot anytime on game day. Map attached.
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Free parking is available on game days in the south & upper lots of P66 (Striped area on map).
This lot is first come first serve. Additional parking is available across the street in lot P64.
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Disabled parking is located in Lot A (P66) and can be accessed by the general public with the correct permit/license plate.
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To join the LAA & receive your game day parking permit please call the LAA at 928-523-7805.
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Coors Light True Blue Lounge is open to season ticket holders and LAA Members. Lounge access is free to those members and open for all home games. The Lounge opens 1 hour pregame and during halftime. Snacks are provided and drinks are available for purchase. The catered meal is also accessible to season ticket holders and LAA members for a cost of $20 for the season. This includes a catered meal from a local Flagstaff restaurant for all 5 Saturday games starting in January. As part of the exclusive lounge experience, you will also receive a
“chalk talk” from the Men’s Basketball coaching staff. To join the LAA or to purchase lounge tickets, call 928-523-7805.
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If you need your tickets reprinted for a single game (ie: if you forgot them at home) please visit the Box Office and show your ID and those can be reprinted on game day.
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Doors open 60 minutes prior to tip-off.
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Questions about tickets or group rates contact Kelli at 928-523-0639.
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Alcohol, food and beverages, pets, laser pointers, whistles, air horns, electronic sound devices, weapons, fireworks, bottles/glass containers, umbrellas, coolers/ice chests, video recorders, inappropriate signs/banners and bicycles/skateboards. Smoking is not allowed inside any NAU Athletics event.
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Download the Lumberjacks Front Row app in your Google Play or iTunes Store to get live stats, game recaps, scores, rosters and much more!
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To watch our teams when they are on the road during conference play visit: www.watchbigsky.com
. It is free to set up an account and stream the games online!

Welcome back! I hope you’ve had a great summer and are ready for another successful year with the back-toback Big Sky Presidents’ Cup Champion NAU Lumberjacks! Since my last letter, NAU Athletics added former women’s basketball student-athlete Beth Hopper to our compliance staff. Beth and I are welcoming every team back to campus with a beginning of the year rules education meeting. Team LAA isn’t excluded!
I’ve already communicated with many of you. Thanks for always asking before you act!
Complian ce isn’t the job of two individuals, but rather a joint effort of coaches, student-athletes, staff, and boosters. Together we ensure that NAU Athletics remains a model for Division I athletics in the Big Sky and across the nation.
Now is a great time for reminders:
WHO IS A BOOSTER?
 A booster is a “representative of athletics interests” and as a member of the LAA, you are a booster and retain that identity indefinitely.
WHO IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE?
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A prospective student-athlete is a student who has entered classes for the ninth grade regardless of athletic ability. A student ceases to be a prospective student-athlete when he/she enrolls and attends classes in a regular term at a four-year university.
WHAT ARE EXTRA BENEFITS?
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Extra benefits are goods or services that are not available to the general student body or not expressly permitted under NCAA rules. Extra benefits include, but are not limited to free or discounted: merchandise, meals, transportation, loans, entertainment, or housing. Boosters cannot provide extra benefits to student-athletes or their families and friends. Boosters also cannot provide benefits
(considered recruiting inducements by the NCAA) to prospective student-athletes or their families and friends.

CAN I PROVIDE A MEAL TO A STUDENT-ATHLETE OR TEAM?
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Yes, under NCAA rules, you may provide a meal on an infrequent or occasional basis. Please complete an occasional meal form with the Athletics Compliance Office for approval and documentation.
CAN I INVITE A STUDENT-ATHLETE TO AN EVENT HOSTED BY A CHARITABLE, NON-PROFIT,
OR EDUCATIONAL ENTITY?
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Yes, please complete a community service request form at
 http://nauathletics.com/community_service_request for approval and documentation. You may contact
Megan Greene at (928) 523-4495 for more information.
CAN I CONTACT A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE?
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You may not contact a prospective student-athlete on behalf of NAU Athletics in any way. You may continue established relationships (family or friend) and unavoidable incidental contact through normal course of business.
CAN I EMPLOY A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE OR STUDENT-ATHLETE?
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Yes, employment is permissible through normal course of business. Please contact the Athletics
Compliance Office should you choose to employ a NAU signee or student-athlete.
HOW CAN I HELP?
 You’ve taken the first step by joining the LAA. Please continue to be the voice for NAU Athletics.
If you have any questions not covered, please contact the Athletics Compliance Office at (928) 523-5353.
Go Jacks,
Syed T. Moinuddin
Associate Athletics Director for Compliance