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For over a decade, schools in the “power” (autonomy) conferences have been required to provide four-year scholarships, and in 2024 the NCAA mandated all DI schools do the same.
Schools cannot reduce or cancel scholarships for athletics reasons, including injuries, performance, or roster management decisions – unless a student-athlete decides to transfer.
Plus, those guaranteed scholarships have to be available to those student-athletes for 10 years after they leave college.
Jemele Hill@jemelehill
Scholarships are 1 year renewables. They are not for all four years. The quiet part nobody talked about is how, if a coach doesn’t want a player, he can simply not renew the scholarship. If you want to blame anyone, blame the NCAA. They were greedy. They wanted to cut the players out of everything and the reason they keep losing in court is because you cannot control player movement, and prevent them from making money off their own name. The NCAA doesn’t want to admit they are employees because they don’t want the financial responsibility. Well, if they aren’t employees, then you can’t tell them they aren’t allowed to transfer. Again, y’all gotta decide when your capitalists are when you’re not.
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