[SamuelMcF]

PWO are not scholarships. They are merely walk-ons that have been guaranteed spots on the team during their senior year of high school. Two of them last year, Sanborn and Jones, were also promised scholarships once the season began, though I am not sure exactly why they were not given scholarships before arriving at Stanford.

Jones was eligible for the baseball draft out of high school in 2019.

-m.

In Sanborn's case, once he beat out fellow PWO Alex Gracey to become the starting P, that's when he earned the scholarship. I don't think he was promised one, per se.

And like slide said, Jones counted against the football team's scholarships once he hit the field. Were he just a scout team player he'd have remained a FB walk-on on a baseball scholarship.

[SamuelMcF]

PWO are not scholarships. They are merely walk-ons that have been guaranteed spots on the team during their senior year of high school. Two of them last year, Sanborn and Jones, were also promised scholarships once the season began, though I am not sure exactly why they were not given scholarships before arriving at Stanford.

Jones was eligible for the baseball draft out of high school in 2019.

-m.

In Sanborn's case, once he beat out fellow PWO Alex Gracey to become the starting P, that's when he earned the scholarship. I don't think he was promised one, per se.

And like slide said, Jones counted against the football team's scholarships once he hit the field. Were he just a scout team player he'd have remained a FB walk-on on a baseball scholarship.