In 1889, Harvard University Withdrew from the Intercollegiate Football Association

In 1889, Harvard University withdrew from the Intercollegiate Football Association after disputing the eligibility of several Princeton University players. This dispute prompted Yale University's football coach Walter Camp to offer which early definition of a "bona fide" student-athlete:

A) One who could prove no aid was given based on athletic ability.
B) One who had graduated from an accredited high school.
C) One who had not been granted admission based on criteria different from those for the rest of the student body.
D) One who matriculated for the full academic year and pursued a regular course of study (at least five lectures or recitations per week) .