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Before you pull out your checkbook thinking you are contributing to "additional scholarships", consider
(SI.COM)

According to the terms of the House settlement, “The full cost-of-attendance dollar value of any new or incremental athletic scholarships — that were not previously permitted by NCAA Division I rules — up to two million five hundred thousand dollars ($2,500,000.00) ("the Athletic Scholarship Cap") will count against the [revenue-sharing] Pool.”

The article suggests that adding any scholarships is money spent unwisely if the goal is to improve the team's performance.  More so at an expensive school.

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Before you pull out your checkbook thinking you are contributing to "additional scholarships", consider
(SI.COM)

According to the terms of the House settlement, “The full cost-of-attendance dollar value of any new or incremental athletic scholarships — that were not previously permitted by NCAA Division I rules — up to two million five hundred thousand dollars ($2,500,000.00) ("the Athletic Scholarship Cap") will count against the [revenue-sharing] Pool.”

The article suggests that adding any scholarships is money spent unwisely if the goal is to improve the team's performance.  More so at an expensive school.