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BASEBALL: What does new roster limit mean for college baseball?

Chase Parham

RebelGrove.com Editor
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May 11, 2009
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The House Settlement conversation and related NCAA rule changes have mostly been focused on the revenue sharing elements of the near future, but the roster limits are real things, as well.

Football’s roster limit starting in the fall is moving from 125 to 105, and teams can – but don’t have to – give scholarships to the entire roster. Increased scholarships, up to a certain amount, come out of the revenue sharing pie, so some schools are hesitant to go full bore on this scholarship increase.

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The House Settlement conversation and related NCAA rule changes have mostly been focused on the revenue sharing elements of the near future, but the roster limits are real things, as well.

Football’s roster limit starting in the fall is moving from 125 to 105, and teams can – but don’t have to – give scholarships to the entire roster. Increased scholarships, up to a certain amount, come out of the revenue sharing pie, so some schools are hesitant to go full bore on this scholarship increase.

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