I have been assuming that was coming ever since Coyle was on camera talking about how the department lost $20+ million last yearWell, it might impact scholarship seating. And not in a good way.
Oh is that why beer is $9.50?I have been assuming that was coming ever since Coyle was on camera talking about how the department lost $20+ million last year
It also allows to change PWO offers to scholarship offers. 7 schollies x 120 teams = 840 kids getting a chance at a college degree at least partially paid for.This is stupid IMO. Gives the haves more of an advantage.
Gophers don't set beer prices.Oh is that why beer is $9.50?
No, I don’t think the scholarship limit is increased. This is more likely to accommodate the higher volume of transfers out, so they can be replaced without “oversigning.”It also allows to change PWO offers to scholarship offers. 7 schollies x 120 teams = 840 kids getting a chance at a college degree at least partially paid for.
Isn't that already built in to the 25 limit? Even without any redshirts, signing max classes every year means you need to lose an average of 4 guys from every class to stay under 85.Otherwise, if Directional State lost 6 kids to transfers, and they could only sign 25 incoming players, that would leave them 6 kids under the scholarship limit.
That's on top of regular attrition though.Isn't that already built in to the 25 limit? Even without any redshirts, signing max classes every year means you need to lose an average of 4 guys from every class to stay under 85.
That was the gist of his point.That's on top of regular attrition though.
It has to be more than 85 (which is the scholarship limit)There needs to be a hard roster limit at practice of 75, or 85, or 95
That’s the only way to regulate NIL
Otherwise someone’s walk ons JV team might be better than someone’s “scholarship” team.
I think there's already a roster limit of 105 for fall camp, and then once school starts that is relaxed for "traditional" walkons to join the team (ie, the Rudy type guys that are happy to just put on a practice jersey and do some scout team work).It has to be more than 85 (which is the scholarship limit)
I think 100 would be a good number.
There has to be a hard limit to prevent NLI manipulation with walk-ons.I think there's already a roster limit of 105 for fall camp, and then once school starts that is relaxed for "traditional" walkons to join the team (ie, the Rudy type guys that are happy to just put on a practice jersey and do some scout team work).
Yeah I don’t know what the number is but that is the way to enforce some parityIt has to be more than 85 (which is the scholarship limit)
I think 100 would be a good number.
I am reading this is in talksThere needs to be a hard roster limit at practice of 75, or 85, or 95
That’s the only way to regulate NIL
Otherwise someone’s walk ons JV team might be better than someone’s “scholarship” team.
The rich programs don’t need a higher limit. They are already exceeding the scholarship limit unofficially by offering guys NIL deals equal to the scholarship amounts or more if they don’t have the numbers to offer them a traditional scholarship.The rich get richer!
Source for 50% never graduate.The rosters & scholarships need to be expanded for the benefit, safety of the players. The NCAA needs to stipulate any person on scholarship must graduate with a 4 year degree or that scholarship lays vacant. The under educated ignorant scholarship athletes must end. 50% of scholarship athletes never graduate. "A mind is a terrible thing to waste." Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. "Follow PJ's example or be cast out." Demanding athletes to be educated is caring. Proud to be an American.
It's 91% that DO graduate.Source for 50% never graduate.