So there has been talk about having too many scollies and not enough schollies.
But do they have to give a full scholarship to a player?
In NCAA baseball, you have 11.7 schollies to be divided up between 23 players, so most player just get a partial schollie.
Can they do that in basketball?
If we have 12 schollies, can the 12 be divided up into 13 or 14 spots? Or is each player a full-ride?
That might solve the riddle of the extra player issue we have been wondering about.
Question about scholarships?
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This is exactly right. In football and basketball (not sure on all the others) you are either on a full scholarship or nothing. Some sports (wrestling) can divide the scholarship money. Other than those three, I am not certain.TSpoke wrote:No. Football and basketball(maybe others, don't know) have to be full scholarships.