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I was just looking at our available scholarships and couldn't help but note how low we are on scholarship players compared to other programs. It really shows how necessary it was to take the class that we took last year.
2004 - 17 scholarships
2005 - 15 scholarships (18 corrected)
2006 - 28 scholarships (25 corrected, 3 early enrollments to 2005)
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TOTAL = 60 scholarships
As you're aware, each team is allowed to have at least 85 scholarships and must have 76.5 to retain Division I status.
2004 - 10 still with team (Chris Vaughn, Chauncey Incarnato, Brandon Nicholas transferred, John Kadous, Junior Jabbie left team, Justin Hoskins, Tregg Duerson left school)
2005 - 14 still with team (Joey Hiben left team)
2006 - 28 still with team
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TOTAL = 52 scholarships
So, of 85 available scholarships after this years seniors leave, we will only have 52 scholarship athletes on our team. We must take a full 25 players to meet the 76.5 scholarship requirement and even with a full class we'll only have 77 players on scholarship here at Notre Dame leaving 8 open slots.
Yikes.
2004 - 17 scholarships
2005 - 15 scholarships (18 corrected)
2006 - 28 scholarships (25 corrected, 3 early enrollments to 2005)
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TOTAL = 60 scholarships
As you're aware, each team is allowed to have at least 85 scholarships and must have 76.5 to retain Division I status.
2004 - 10 still with team (Chris Vaughn, Chauncey Incarnato, Brandon Nicholas transferred, John Kadous, Junior Jabbie left team, Justin Hoskins, Tregg Duerson left school)
2005 - 14 still with team (Joey Hiben left team)
2006 - 28 still with team
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TOTAL = 52 scholarships
So, of 85 available scholarships after this years seniors leave, we will only have 52 scholarship athletes on our team. We must take a full 25 players to meet the 76.5 scholarship requirement and even with a full class we'll only have 77 players on scholarship here at Notre Dame leaving 8 open slots.
Yikes.