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[QUOTE="RSTuthill, post: 5194370, member: 7322"] This confuses me. If a school opts in, the scholarships for football will go from 85 to 105, for hockey from 18 to 26, for baseball from 11.7 to 34. But that X post says that scholarship limits will go away. Can someone explain the nuance that I appear to be missing? Am I confusing roster sizes with scholarship limits EDIT: AI is telling me that roster size limits are the only things that are regulated. That the [I]de facto[/I] scholarship upper limit is the roster size limit. What is left unexplained is whether a school can give scholarships to SA's not on the current roster. Common sense would say no, but when did that mean anything. [/QUOTE]
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