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To the tune of the Running Man (a South Korean TV series) tagline... "Just Keep Lobbying Man!"
(What I mean is that I keep lobbying for diversification of OOC games and Ivy League participation in the playoffs.)
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MORGAN STATE @ HOWARD 8 PM EASTERN ESPNU
Are there really any non scholarship teams in FCS? Any scholarship given to an athlete is also considered an athletic scholarship. San Diego is NOT a non schollie football program. They do offer football schollies according to their own website.
Originally Posted by lucchesicourt
......MAKES SENSE....TA ME..........BRAWK!
Are you asking because you're watching Morgan St v Howard?
The Ivy League schools.
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No. If you're recruited -- which Ivy athletes are -- then any financial aid that you receive, even if it's need-based -- which most Ivy athletes are eligible for and get --, then that aid is considered equivalent to athletic aid, both in practicality and by the NCAA.
Then why doesn’t the Ivy League have Bowl counter status when FBS schools play them?
Because any disbursed financial aid has to average the equivalent of 56.7 full scholarships over a two-year period for the FCS school to be considered a bowl counter. It's not that the Ivy schools can't ever count as bowl counters, it's that they typically don't give enough aid to consistently hit that number. Pioneer schools aren't generally considered to be bowl counters either for the exact same reason.
MORGAN ST 0
HOWARD 3 0:13 2Q
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