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[QUOTE="llandz, post: 1257280, member: 1679"] Back to the money/scholarship thing. I think that they can play with academic scholarships, or if not scholarships grants. What about the Ivy league players? My nephew played Div. 1 hockey for Union, which follows the Ivy league and they follow the noathletic scholarships because they are in the same conference as the Ivys. But my nephew got plenty of other aid, and grant money and that was legal according to the NCAA committee. That is the model that the Ivys use. They give other money to the players. So maybe 60% was covered by grants and 40% was on the student athlete. [/QUOTE]
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