SWC75
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In principle I might agree, but I wonder what would stop a school like Minnesota or East Carolina that had a top 15 baseball program this year, from taking a bunch of baseball recruits and putting them on their relatively speaking mediocre football team to defeat whatever scholarship limits might apply to baseball. Maybe that isn't the best example, but isn't there always a way for someone to game the rules.
You'd have a lot of football players who weren't the best players available in the "lesser" sports housed in those teams and the non-football sports would suffer as a result.