Re: >>>>>>>>> RIT Tigers 2015-16 Regular season thread. On the prowl again
Penn State also has athletic scholarships.
Speaking of scholarships - I'm still confused about scholarships in AHC. Here's a quote from the most recent AHC blog post on here:
One reason for the league’s success is an elevation of its scholarship limit. Although the NCAA allows for a maximum monetary value of 18 scholarships, Atlantic Hockey allowed only 12 until last year. Over the past two years, they’ve phased in two more scholarships, bringing the league limit up to 14.
“The increase in scholarships allowed teams to offer athletes more money, which is helping them become much more competitive in recruiting,” said DeGregorio, who anticipates the topic will be reviewed once again at the league’s meetings this spring.
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/2016/01/27/degr...#ixzz3yToUcQJq
1) Why does AHC limit scholarships to 12/14 instead of allowing the NCAA max of 18?
2) Are these 14 per team, or 14 scholarships in all of AHC?
3) What schools in AHC are allowed to give scholarships (I know there's weird NCAA rules that prohibit RIT)?
Penn State also has athletic scholarships.
Speaking of scholarships - I'm still confused about scholarships in AHC. Here's a quote from the most recent AHC blog post on here:
One reason for the league’s success is an elevation of its scholarship limit. Although the NCAA allows for a maximum monetary value of 18 scholarships, Atlantic Hockey allowed only 12 until last year. Over the past two years, they’ve phased in two more scholarships, bringing the league limit up to 14.
“The increase in scholarships allowed teams to offer athletes more money, which is helping them become much more competitive in recruiting,” said DeGregorio, who anticipates the topic will be reviewed once again at the league’s meetings this spring.
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/2016/01/27/degr...#ixzz3yToUcQJq
1) Why does AHC limit scholarships to 12/14 instead of allowing the NCAA max of 18?
2) Are these 14 per team, or 14 scholarships in all of AHC?
3) What schools in AHC are allowed to give scholarships (I know there's weird NCAA rules that prohibit RIT)?
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