Game is now set for 4pm and still available on ESPNU. It appears storms are in the forecast Tues evening. Let’s hope rain is our only issue. 😎
CARDS vs Vandy Time Change
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They seem to have their heads in the game - so that’s good. Must keep seeing strikes.
2-1 good guys heading to the bottom of the 5th. Lohman and Webster both impressive today. Now, let’s see some hits.
This was the best game of the season. Let’s keep it going against Duke this upcoming weekend. 😀😎
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I was at the game hanging out down by Vandy's bullpen. They had 30 ready but didn't pull the trigger.
I was surprised by that non move.
Noooo! The talking heads said today they feel for whichever team gets UofL as #2 in their regional.
I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing we don't get the Super. Jmo,but sometimes the fight on the road gets the best out of you.
When the Sun shines,they slip into the shade,sip their lemonade.... when the Sun shinnnnnes
Beatles fan. You'll get on my good side yet 😉
First mid-week loss for Vandy in their last 26! Vandy is what we were last year though as they have two premier pitchers. What a HATE about Vandy is that they provide many more full scholarships than other schools. I still do not understand why the NCAA allows Vandy to have that ‘fund’ to pay for all those schollies. Oh wait....it’s the NCAA.
Man guys, I know the Paperback Rider B Side. But I guess I never flipped to A side. Even YouTube didn’t help me to Memory Lane on that one. 😄
"I said, who put all those things in your head? Things that make me feel that I'm mad."
NCAA's new baseball scholarship rules will help some colleges more than others
The NCAA tweaked its rules governing college baseball's scholarships.
They have changed it some ... now it all comes down to how much a school can afford to pay in scholarships funded from endowments. As long as you offer financial aid to everybody, it’s legal.
Now, if UofL baseball is disadvantaged compared to Vanderbilt, it’s because we don’t offer as much financial aid to lower income students as Vandy does.
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Yes you are correct, but Vandy’s status as a private school assists them in getting more than the 11.7 scholarships allowed by the NCAA. It’s unfair but it is the reality of the situation.NCAA's new baseball scholarship rules will help some colleges more than others
The NCAA tweaked its rules governing college baseball's scholarships.www.postandcourier.com
They have changed it some ... now it all comes down to how much a school can afford to pay in scholarships funded from endowments. As long as you offer financial aid to everybody, it’s legal.
Now, if UofL baseball is disadvantaged compared to Vanderbilt, it’s because we don’t offer as much financial aid to lower income students as Vandy does.
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Also I wonder if UofL will benefit from the new rules? Perhaps there is someone that knows the answer to my question.
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Every school (including UofL) benefits, because you can now give a partial baseball scholarship combined with financial aid, as long as the student athlete qualifies for that aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process. Before, it was an either/or situation, where you couldn’t accept financial aid through FAFSA if you were also accepting any part of an athletic scholarship.
This change does lessen the advantage Vandy used to have, especially for student athletes from poor backgrounds.
This change does lessen the advantage Vandy used to have, especially for student athletes from poor backgrounds.
So you’re saying that the “Vanderbilt” advantage simply doesn’t exist any longer. At least that’s how I’m interpreting your comments. And, by the way, thanks for your input as it’s always very informative.
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Thanks! Vandy still has some advantage, with students of middle class and upper class families that do not fully qualify for financial aid. Those recruits can get a full ride at Vanderbilt, due to their endowment. At UofL, they either have to take up one of the athletic scholarships, or they qualify for a few grants, academic scholarships, and have to foot the bill for the rest with student loans.
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