OK, not quite Megan's law, but here's the rule update. Recruits are now being told to say "no", go, and tell someone they trust.

NCAA Bans Middle School Contact:
In response to what is seen as a growing problem in men's college basketball, the NCAA Division I Legislative Council has passed emergency legislation aimed at prohibiting seventh- and eighth-grade boys' basketball players from being recruited before they enter high school.

Over the past few years, some college coaches have looked to gain recruiting advantages by working at basketball camps comprising elite seventh- and eighth-graders because there was no NCAA rule prohibiting it. But the NCAA will now designate boys' basketball players as "prospects" beginning in the seventh grade, which will prevent college coaches from working at such camps.

Read More...