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[Zstatman]

Have the floodgates been opened.

From X:

Noah Daniel - Ft Dodge -

2026 || 6’0 190lb || Football#3 ATH ~ 1st Team all State || Track ~ 100m-200m 4x 4a State Qualifier || 100m 10.72

 

[Hawkfnntn]

Have the floodgates been opened.

From X:

Noah Daniel - Ft Dodge -

2026 || 6’0 190lb || Football#3 ATH ~ 1st Team all State || Track ~ 100m-200m 4x 4a State Qualifier || 100m 10.72

Anything under 11 in the 100m is flying. I'm not familiar with him is he a WR/RB/DB?

 

[NorthKCHawk]

10.72 is flying for a kid from Iowa. Decent size and speed. Maybe he is a CASH type player if he adds 15 good pounds.

 

[Zstatman]

I’ve seen him listed as a RB and a safety.

 

[NCHawker]

He's a PWO

 

[Gander Hawk]

He's a PWO

I thought I read somewhere that under the new rules, if you make the team you're on scholarship with the new revenue sharing deal. Anyone else understand it that way?

 

[haydensly]

I thought I read somewhere that under the new rules, if you make the team you're on scholarship with the new revenue sharing deal. Anyone else understand it that way?

I'm not 100% sure but I don't think so. My understanding is that teams still have 85 scholarships to hand out. But the remaining 20 can be part of the income distribution, in Iowa's case, $15 million. So walk-ons aren't necessarily disadvantaged as much as they were before the new rules.

 

[NorthKCHawk]

I thought I read somewhere that under the new rules, if you make the team you're on scholarship with the new revenue sharing deal. Anyone else understand it that way?

Actually no, there are still walk ons. The House Settlement does not require everyone to be on scholarship. All it did in this regard is institute roster limits, which when implemented most schools will have nearly all kids on scholarship, but its not required. The cap is 105 kids. The old 85 scholarship limit I believe has gone away, meaning a school can put all 105 kids on scholly, but does not have to. So, there are still walk ons and it does not surprise me at all that KF and Iowa are keeping the walk-on system going.