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NCAA Exploring Scholarship Cuts

SLCBengal

SLCBengal

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It seems like this move could cause some good players to "trickle down" in football...

Following a six-hour meeting in late September, the Resource Allocation Working Group, chaired by Georgia President Michael Adams, agreed to consider a reduction in FBS football scholarships from the current number of 85 to 80 and a reduction in the number of FCS football scholarships from 63 to 60. The reductions would likely follow a move toward a full cost-of-attendance scholarship that is expected to be passed in early 2012. In addition to football, the group agreed to consider a reduction in the number of men's basketball scholarships from 13 to 12 and in women's basketball from 15 to 13.
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Read more: CBS Sports: NCAA Exploring Scholarship Cuts for Several Sports
 
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