The Graham Plan, Which Was Adopted in 1936 and Abandoned

The Graham Plan, which was adopted in 1936 and abandoned two years later, called for which of the following?

A) The identification of intercollegiate athletics as noneducational, which meant, therefore, that student-athletes should be paid for their participation.
B) The adoption of academic legislation called the "Sanity Code," which required student-athletes to have a certain GPA to be eligible to compete.
C) An end to athletic scholarships, meaning that financial aid should be awarded by a faculty committee.
D) The recommendation that, since coaches were out of hand, their contracts and endorsement deals needed to be approved by the president of the institution.