Probably best to assume the worst the case and leave prospective students athletes alone.
Correct. That's what we'd ask all Boneyarders to do.
The definitions are vague, especially the catch-all clause about promoting the university's athletic interests.
And they're circular: if you're involved in promoting the interests, that makes you a booster who shouldn't be doing it.
As many of you know, this site contributed most of the 30-some pages of a report designed to make the case to the NCAA that the university should have exercised "institutional control" over recruiting forays by its fans.
That argument didn't require a finding that the fans in question were or were not boosters.
Much, much better to say "I didn't do it" than "I did it but I'm not a booster."
Only the athletics staff is allowed to engage in recruiting contacts. Best advice to Boneyarders: Stay the hell away from recruits. Geno & Co. do pretty well at convincing them to come without our eloquent efforts.