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2020-21 Manual 2020-21 MANUAL 2021 NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP PRELIMINARY ROUNDS HOST OPERATIONS MANUAL - INTRODUCTION - This manual outlines the responsibilities of an institution hosting the preliminary rounds of the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. It is essential that each host institution staff become familiar with the information and policies included in this manual. The NCAA considers this hosting opportunity a partnership between the host institution, competition site, baseball committee and the NCAA. The primary objective of each individual involved in the administration of the championship shall be to provide a memorable championship experience for each participating student-athlete, coach, institutional staff member and tournament attendee. We look forward to working with the staff members of the host institution, competition site and community to achieve the “experience” objective at an optimal and equitable level. Comments and suggested additions to this manual are always welcome. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the NCAA staff. JEFF ALTIER, chair Division I Baseball Committee RANDY L. BUHR NCAA, Championships and Alliances CHAD TOLLIVER NCAA, Championships and Alliances 1 NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL PRELIMINARY ROUNDS HOST OPERATIONS MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 – KEY PERSONNEL NCAA Division I Baseball Committee ................................................................................................................................................. Page No. 5 NCAA Staff .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 SECTION 2 – CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT Bracket Format ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Bracketing/Pairing................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Regional Format .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Super Regional Format .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Game Times .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Playing Rules ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 SECTION 3 - CHAMPIONSHIP AND PROSPECTIVE HOST INFORMATION References ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Criteria - Regional Site Selection .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Criteria - Super Regional Site Selection ................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Bid Materials ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Proposed Budget/Financial Report Form (online) ............................................................................................................................................... 10 Facility Profile (online) ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Financial Report (online)..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Game Times ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13 Key Contact Information (online) ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Liability Insurance .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 14 Rental Vehicles ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 SECTION 4 - HOST INSTITUTION PRE-COMPETITION CHECKLIST Forms .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15 Game Administration ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Housing ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Transportation ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Umpires ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Video Review – Regionals and Super Regionals ................................................................................................................................................. 18 SECTION 5 - GAME ADMINISTRATION Administration .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Administrative Conference Call – Regional ........................................................................................................................................................ 20 Administrative Conference Call – Super Regional .............................................................................................................................................. 20 Administrative Meeting ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Alcoholic Beverages ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 All-Tournament Team – Regional Sites .............................................................................................................................................................. 22 Analytical/Data Collection Cameras ................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Audio Coverage .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Awards – Participants.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Ball Persons ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Bands/Cheerleaders/Mascots ............................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Banners and Artificial Noisemakers .................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Banquets ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23 Bat Handlers.......................................................................................................................................................................................................
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