
Conference One
Player Rules and Eligibility
Eligibility
I. Administrator Player Verification Guidelines
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Player must be enrolled in classes full time
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Graduate students are eligible if they are full time students
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Player is 18 years or older
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Player is in good academic standing OR current overall GPA is 2.5+
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Player is a resident of the United States or Canada
II. School Eligibility
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Teams must have program oversight from an administrator at the school
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Club advisor, dean, teacher, esports director or coach
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Teams must have a signed media waiver form for school logo usage
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Teams must have at minimum 5 players from an accredited university or college
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Teams may consist of members from multiple campuses with prior approval
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III. General Eligibility
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Player must sign a media waiver form allowing their image to be used
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Player must sign the Code of Conduct Form
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Player must have an approved Riot Games account
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Offensive or controversial names will not be allowed
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Player must use their highest-rated account for CF1 gameplay
Team Requirements
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Team must be comprised of at least:
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5 Students
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1 Coordinator
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1 School Administrator
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5 Substitutes (optional)
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Team Coordinator can be a full-time student, coach or school administrator
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Team Administrator is a school official that oversees Conference One esports operations
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Team Substitutes must be registered on the roster at least 7 days before they are eligible to play
Gameplay Rules
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All teams will be broken down into 4 regions based on location, randomly
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New agents will be locked from play for one week after their release on live servers
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CF1 officials are the only observers allowed in games
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Teams will be designated home and away for each match they participate in
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Matches have a predetermined time and date throughout the regular season
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League structure is Round-Robin format
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One reschedule is allowed per match, forfeiture rules apply to the new time and date after both teams agree on a reschedule and confirm with league officials
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Only two forfeits are allowed during the year before teams forfeit their spot in Conference One
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Matches must be reported on the Conference One website 24 within 24 hours after gameplay concludes
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Coordinators and team captains should save replays and screenshots of all interactions with opposing teams, including match results