Carolina Fever
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It should.
NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Thread
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circlesky88
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Looking at the women’s tournament they could probably contract it. Way too many 50-60 point blowouts in the first round.
Bigs23
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That could be a sticking point.
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Yes, isn't that how contract work?
They would probably have some kind of out clauses. This isn't new, they have plenty of collective bargaining agreements to learn from. Of course this is the NCAA, so they will probably fuck it up.
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What's different than now? Scholarships are year to year, correct?
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Ok, so I don't know, but I've always heard that they are. This is the first link from a google search.
Athletic Scholarships: Everything You Need to Know
A key part of the college sports recruiting process is understanding how athletic scholarships work. See how much money you can expect to be offered.
www.ncsasports.org
Are full ride scholarships for all 4 years?
No, full ride athletic scholarships are typically one-year agreements between the college and the athlete, although some are multi-year.Nope. They’ve been four year agreements at all major conferences for over a decade.Ok, so I don't know, but I've always heard that they are. This is the first link from a google search.
Athletic Scholarships: Everything You Need to Know
A key part of the college sports recruiting process is understanding how athletic scholarships work. See how much money you can expect to be offered.
Are full ride scholarships for all 4 years?
No, full ride athletic scholarships are typically one-year agreements between the college and the athlete, although some are multi-year.
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This doesn't sound like 4 years is guaranteed and it's from NCAA.org, which I assume is associated with the NCAA.
If a school plans to reduce or not renew a student-athlete’s aid, the school must notify the student-athlete in writing by July 1 and provide an opportunity to appeal. In most cases, coaches decide who receives a scholarship, the scholarship amount and whether it will be renewed.
Can you give me a link, because everything I'm searching disagrees with your position?
Ok, so I did find this, but it is only for the power 5 conferences: The Facts About “Guaranteed” Multi-year NCAA DI Scholarships
Exactly. The NCAA doesn’t guarantee scholarships but the major conferences do and have for a decade.
This doesn't sound like 4 years is guaranteed and it's from NCAA.org, which I assume is associated with the NCAA.
If a school plans to reduce or not renew a student-athlete’s aid, the school must notify the student-athlete in writing by July 1 and provide an opportunity to appeal. In most cases, coaches decide who receives a scholarship, the scholarship amount and whether it will be renewed.
Can you give me a link, because everything I'm searching disagrees with your position?
Ok, so I did find this, but it is only for the power 5 conferences: The Facts About “Guaranteed” Multi-year NCAA DI Scholarships
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I saw that. Crazy no call.Nothing compared to Trae Young the other day. He took 6 or 7 steps, moved basically from the top of the three point line to half court and no call.
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Ok, sorry I misunderstood your point.
I also assumed that the rules were generally the same for everyone.
Carolina Fever
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Alabama went off tonight from 3.
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Good golly
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Hayward and Nipple have dook up by 6 at half.
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They choked so badly