USCBatgirl21
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It also goes to show that nothing is a given in baseball.
LSU Baseball has 3 pre-season All-Americans
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Also, designing the perfect team to win 55 games in the regular season is not necessarily the perfect team for a three game regional or super.
I read a LSU player gave back his scholarship because he made enough NIL money.
www.theadvocate.com
This could be a way to even the playing field with Vandy.
Here's how NIL money has already helped LSU with baseball scholarships; plus more on pitching
Baseball coach Jay Johnson is still keeping much under wraps as his first season at LSU creeps closer. He is hesitant to name specific players at times, leaving himself room
This could be a way to even the playing field with Vandy.
Doesn’t not being on scholarship mean that you are excluded from things? Maybe not important for baseball.I read a LSU player gave back his scholarship because he made enough NIL money.
Here's how NIL money has already helped LSU with baseball scholarships; plus more on pitching
Baseball coach Jay Johnson is still keeping much under wraps as his first season at LSU creeps closer. He is hesitant to name specific players at times, leaving himself room
This could be a way to even the playing field with Vandy.
USCBatgirl21
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Excluded from what? He's an athlete so he has access to everything all the other ballplayers do.
There's probably some specific criteria which the student needs to meet in order to receive / continue to receive athletics grant in aid. But as you stated, Batgirl, this has nothing to do with access to "other amenities."
At least for football you can have as many on the team roster as you want during the season. After the season you are limited to 105 football players on your roster. 85 can be on scholarship leaving 20 non-scholarship walkons. The 105 can eat at the training table, take advantage of trainer's medical care, lift weights, practice in the spring, etc. So there are limits on other amenities, you have to be on a roster.
USCBatgirl21
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Of course. I was taking it that the kid at LSU was remaining on roster, regardless of his scholarship status. As you say, as long as you're on roster, you have access to the amenities.
Yeah, if he is a "prominent" player he would have to stay on the roster, scholarship or not.
I can respect this, however not having a single Gamecock on the Preseason All America list is most certainly foreshadowing for the upcoming season.
Need to find a way NIL $ can be used to do away with Vandy Whistler 🤔I read a LSU player gave back his scholarship because he made enough NIL money.
Here's how NIL money has already helped LSU with baseball scholarships; plus more on pitching
Baseball coach Jay Johnson is still keeping much under wraps as his first season at LSU creeps closer. He is hesitant to name specific players at times, leaving himself room
This could be a way to even the playing field with Vandy.
USCBatgirl21
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It's really not foreshadowing anything. Sam Dyson (3rd Team Louisville Slugger) and Nick Ebert (3rd Team NCBWA) were our only 2 in 2010.
And there have been years we've had multiple All-Americans and not done what was expected.
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Law suit
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Walk-on Football Players Fight NCAA Scholarship Restraints | Hagens Berman
SEATTLE – A former NCAA Division I-A football player yesterday filed a class action complaint claiming the NCAA's cost-cutting scholarship restrictions exploit walk-on players who make up nearly a third of Division I-A college football rosters around the nation. The proposed class would cover...
USCBatgirl21
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That was adjudicated in June 2021.Law suit
Walk-on Football Players Fight NCAA Scholarship Restraints | Hagens Berman
SEATTLE – A former NCAA Division I-A football player yesterday filed a class action complaint claiming the NCAA's cost-cutting scholarship restrictions exploit walk-on players who make up nearly a third of Division I-A college football rosters around the nation. The proposed class would cover...
"Under SCOTUS’ ruling, individual Division I athletic conferences may now independently set the rules for education-related compensation or benefits that their member institutions may provide to college athletes, free from NCAA rules that the court found violate the antitrust laws. According to the injunction, the NCAA is “permanently restrained and enjoined from agreeing to fix or limit compensation or benefits related to education” that conferences may make available."
most perfect example - SC YardCocks in 2000...RMO III
It happened to us in 2000. They may have been RT’s best team. Number one seed in the Tournament, and lost to Louisiana-Lafayette in the Super Regional.
