10-10-2018, 10:29 AM
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This is why our refusal to kick people off their scholarships is such a competitive disadvantage. We can't bring in the 25-player classes every year like many schools can. (I know not all of that extra churn at other programs is unethical, but a lot of it is.)
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Yeah, any kid or their parents could grasp the powerful attraction of knowing up front that they might have (best case) the uncertainty of further academic or need-based scholarship support for their kid who might be moved off a football scholarship for 'performance reasons" half-way through their time at Stanford. I think that's what you're talking about. What is the NCAA rule on non-injury scholarship support for players who leave the team?
This is why our refusal to kick people off their scholarships is such a competitive disadvantage. We can't bring in the 25-player classes every year like many schools can. (I know not all of that extra churn at other programs is unethical, but a lot of it is.)
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Yeah, any kid or their parents could grasp the powerful attraction of knowing up front that they might have (best case) the uncertainty of further academic or need-based scholarship support for their kid who might be moved off a football scholarship for 'performance reasons" half-way through their time at Stanford. I think that's what you're talking about. What is the NCAA rule on non-injury scholarship support for players who leave the team?