question for the gurus of recruiting
Does the NCAA allow Division 1 basketball or football players to be on academic scholarship, participate in either sport and not count toward the scholarship limit?
From the article on Sully's Shockwaves regarding the Evansville recruit, it says "Majors, who’s mulled a walk-on sport at Kentucky with an academic scholarship, could now earn some offers of the athletic kind. The 6-foot-2 guard plans to visit Evansville this weekend."
If that were the case, why didn't we put EO on academic scholarship and free up another ship for Baker or Armstead?
Note: I haven't checked the academics of any players, so this is not to imply that Malc or Ron could not qualify for an academic scholarship on their own, just using them as an example because they were said to "pay their own way."
Does the NCAA allow Division 1 basketball or football players to be on academic scholarship, participate in either sport and not count toward the scholarship limit?
From the article on Sully's Shockwaves regarding the Evansville recruit, it says "Majors, who’s mulled a walk-on sport at Kentucky with an academic scholarship, could now earn some offers of the athletic kind. The 6-foot-2 guard plans to visit Evansville this weekend."
If that were the case, why didn't we put EO on academic scholarship and free up another ship for Baker or Armstead?
Note: I haven't checked the academics of any players, so this is not to imply that Malc or Ron could not qualify for an academic scholarship on their own, just using them as an example because they were said to "pay their own way."
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