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Message: [QUOTE="CuseOnly, post: 974728, member: 2804"] I totally disagree with you as well... 1. An academic scholarship does not have practice requirements of 20-30 or so hours a week or 5-10 hours or more of travel, this alone means the players cannot get a job to pay for things not covered by a scholarship alone. 2. They still must study as much as an academic scholarship student but have 20-30 hours less because of athletics to do it. An academic scholarship student can get a part time job in that 20-30 hours a week for whatever they may need AND are still eligible to get a stipend to cover incidentals. 3. Academic scholarship students do not bring in revenue for their school like athletic scholarship student athletes do. In the millions of dollar BTW. It all adds up that the Student athletes, especially the revenue generating ones need the FCOA...and in my opinion that doesn't even go far enough. [/QUOTE]