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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 4569121, member: 199"] And many of those athletes are not getting scholarships at any university. Full ride scholarship sports are pretty limited for men and more sports allow only a few of a team's roster that can be divided into full and fractional scholarships. Women have a larger pool of sports with full ride scholarships as schools need to balance the number of football scholarships with women's scholarships across multiple sports. I think this lawsuit is crazy: 1. Athletes chose an Ivy school knowing there was no scholarship offer - this is like walk-ons suing P5 schools because they aren't getting a scholarship. 2. This is not NIL - and I am sure the Ivy schools are complying, allowing their athletes any chance to sell NIL to anyone. 3. Are the courts actually going to order that any school that has D1 athletics has to give scholarships to every athlete on their team? 4. If this lawsuit succeeds, then D2 and D3 are in big trouble. [/QUOTE]