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Short YouTube clip (creator: Trenton Luera) explaining recent and proposed changes to college football scholarships and roster caps. The speaker states typical scholarship counts at different levels (about 85 full-ride scholarships at Division I FBS; 63 at FCS under prior limits), describes a new ruling (announced in April) allowing schools to offer unlimited scholarships tied to a reduction in roster caps (example: FBS roster cap from 120 to 105), and notes distribution rules (at FBS level scholarships cannot be split — described as full ride or nothing). Speaker also mentions NIL as an alternative funding method and that roster/scholarship practices differ by division.
Questions this video answers
About 85 full-ride scholarships.
From 120 down to 105.
"There will only be 20 players on a Division 1 FBS roster."
They cannot split scholarships; it must be a full ride or nothing.
63 (and those could be split).










