What a cluster. IDK about soccer or other sports, but the uncertainty in football with roster limits/scholarships has really been difficult for 2025 grads. Particularly for those that would normally be preferred walk-ons at the D1 level. I hope things sort out for my son that is a 2026 grad.Judge rejected NCAA + colleges roster limit stipulation.
Judge puts NCAA settlement on revenue sharing on hold due to roster limits
On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken ordered attorneys for the NCAA and other parties involved in the House v. NCAA settlement to revisit what it says about roster limits and tweak how they’ll be implemented.www.deseret.com
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
More potential NCAA changes
- Thread starter Carlsbad7
- Start date
NCAA wants the roster limits to maintain control. If there's no roster limits colleges can have 200 player (I'm exaggerating) rosters and use $$$ to dominate a sport by tieing up all the top talent.What a cluster. IDK about soccer or other sports, but the uncertainty in football with roster limits/scholarships has really been difficult for 2025 grads. Particularly for those that would normally be preferred walk-ons at the D1 level. I hope things sort out for my son that is a 2026 grad.
Not that big of a exaggeration, there are a lot of football squads with a few more than 130. Just limit scholarships, not rosters. Yeah, a team could tie up more kids without scholarship by using NIL money, but those kids are mostly end of the bench kids anyway. A kid that is #110 on the roster isn't going to stick around and to not play. They will go to a "lesser" school to play, it's so easy with the transfer portal. The way that its structured know effectively eliminates the walk on player.NCAA wants the roster limits to maintain control. If there's no roster limits colleges can have 200 player (I'm exaggerating) rosters and use $$$ to dominate a sport by tieing up all the top talent
No matter how you slice it, its not going to change the colleges that currently dominate their sports.