Not being able to revoke a scholarship due to athletic performance?

Jul 22, 2017
7:03:59am

Indy Coug Misunderstood

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We're committed to creating opportunity. Division I scholarships can't be revoked due to performance or injury. https://t.co/md1zcqOKhL
— NCAA (@NCAA) June 20, 2017

https://twitter.com/ncaa/status/877256531196162048

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Not being able to revoke a scholarship due to athletic performance?

Indy Coug Misunderstood

7/22/17 7:03am

NCAA is trying to save its business model - make it as friendly as possible

ColumbusCoug

7/22/17 7:12am

I wish I didn't have the GPA pressure to retain my academic scholarship.

NewMexiCoug

7/22/17 7:15am

You can also transfer to another school that will offer you a scholarship

Josef K

7/22/17 7:48am

I wouldn't be competing against my former school, and my current school

NewMexiCoug

7/22/17 8:42am

Well you should have been a better athlete.

Baron

7/22/17 8:13am

Amen brother

PKCoug

7/22/17 8:16am

It's a measure adopted by the power conferences, last year.

Everyman

7/22/17 7:27am

The problem is there is little pressure to perform

CNN is Fake News

7/22/17 9:56am

I think most players are there to prove themselvesandnot necessarily there

Everyman

7/22/17 10:13am

I am fine with that. It makes sense. Kids can't transfer easily might as well treat it as a 4 year contract.

Baron

7/22/17 8:12am

it helps eliminate the over signing issues...."john isn't living up to his 4*

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