Twin sons and scholarships

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I have 2011 twin sons who are in the beginning stages of scholarship discussions with some D1 programs. They are very similar in level of ability and would prefer to attend the same college. One coach has mentioned that they would probably make one large scholarship offer where all of the money would be offered to one son and none to the other. Since there is a limit of 27 scholarships, this would enable the coach to have one more scholarship player than if each son were given a separate one. Does anyone have any experience with this or any insight to offer, pro or con?

8/3/105:54 PM

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