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Message: [QUOTE="wgdsr, post: 3895343, member: 7179"] financial aid can't come on top of athletic money or it's counted as athletic scholly money. if they earn merit based aid consistent with the school, that is allowed to combine and not count as athletic scholly. cuse does have the advantage of the haudenosaunee scholarship program. in all likelihood, many of the guys that don't come from wealthy backgrounds don't pull athletic schollys but rather financial aid as it could be a lot larger than what's offered in the 12.6. cuse's financial aid is pretty good (not ivy or hop level) at incomes that aren't well into 6 figures. if a player has siblings in college, even moreso. it's possible the roster can bend to some players in that demographic as a result. [/QUOTE]