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May 3, 2015
10:31:36pm

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YLife

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How much will the amount of money we give help in recruiting

Jimmerfan32

5/3/15 9:42pm

I think a lot. It will keep BYU on the same level, perception wise, as the P5.

Cougar-Duck

5/3/15 9:44pm

If the alternative is pay $0, then it helps a lot.

rainorsnow

5/3/15 9:46pm

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YLife

5/3/15 10:31pm

Very little in my opinion

BlueFrog

5/3/15 10:33pm

Really? Say a kid is considering UU & BYU... and BYU doesnt offer this. You

BYUfan92

5/3/15 10:38pm

well sure, if they are going up against a school that doesn't do the stipend. I

BlueFrog

5/3/15 10:44pm

Thus why the announcement is good - otherwise we would be left behind

BYUfan92

5/4/15 12:00pm

Very little. The same factors that influence the decision now, will be the

basman

5/3/15 10:41pm

Compared to not paying it, it helps a lot

TrueAndBlue

5/3/15 10:52pm

But everyone is going from not paying, to paying

BlueFrog

5/3/15 10:54pm

Not everyone. And BYU didn't have to pay it. This shows they are willing to play

TrueAndBlue

5/3/15 10:58pm

They will, but the question is how much will it help in recruiting. Don't think

basman

5/3/15 11:10pm

Hers's a way to make a bigger impact with COA fees

Rize Alloyal

5/4/15 6:07am

that is thinking outside the box

kiyoshige

5/4/15 6:11am

It broadens the spectrum of recruits.

byufan08

5/4/15 6:40am

Honestly, I believe it helps in the olympic sports most...

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5/4/15 9:40am

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