This national governing body promotes its ability to help schools provide athletics "at a reasonable cost," assists members in identifying prospects through recruiting "showcase events," and promotes the concept of autonomy, which allows members to build programs "that best fits" a school, a process that is aided by "standardized eligibility rules for all student-athletes, limited bureaucracy and simple, sensible rules, (and) flexible, transparent financial aid rules."

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The language used in the description, such as "reasonable cost," "showcase events," and "simple, sensible rules," aligns with the marketing and messaging of the NAIA. The NCCAA and USCAA are smaller Christian-based associations, while the NCAA is a larger and more complex organization.

This National Governing Body Promotes Its Ability to Help Schools