Reply to "Partially Funded/Non-funded D1 programs"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

@DroppedStrikeThree posted:
There have been a few references to specific schools but not many. The suggestion was made that this site is one of the few resources available for this information. Are people willing to post information about specific schools? I think a lot of us would find that really useful. Thanks.

If we knew the answer we would tell everyone what schools fully fund.

I am assuming that the coach funds from his budget. They can award as much as they want but have to stay within what NCAA allows.

Some players reside in lottery states and have earned money towards tuition. This gives the ability of the coach to fund $$ to out of state players.

7/10/223:31 PM

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