[Rally]

No, a scholarship for two-sport athletes only counts to one.  But if football is one of them, it counts towards football (so that coaches couldn't get around the scholarship limits by getting football players on other scholarships).

BC

I can think of a scenario where this could be a problem.  Say a soccer player on full scholarship decides, in his second or third year, that he'd like to try his hand/foot at place-kicking, shows up, and starts nailing 60 yard field goals.  We can't use him without taking a scholarship away from another player?

[Rally]

No, a scholarship for two-sport athletes only counts to one.  But if football is one of them, it counts towards football (so that coaches couldn't get around the scholarship limits by getting football players on other scholarships).

BC

I can think of a scenario where this could be a problem.  Say a soccer player on full scholarship decides, in his second or third year, that he'd like to try his hand/foot at place-kicking, shows up, and starts nailing 60 yard field goals.  We can't use him without taking a scholarship away from another player?