[sigmo7]

i have heard that if you attend lca you can go to LU for free. if this is true does that mean that anybody we get from there doesn't go against our scholarship limit? just wondering. thanks

[BJWilliams]

i believe they have made a change to that rule in the last couple years...someone like HMO or even JLFJR might know for sure but I think I had heard that changes were made to that policy.

[sigmo7]

gotcha, would have been a great way to get extra players.

[panther1]

YOU need to Lca for a few years to have school free ride at LU.

[FigurinItOut]

YOU need to Lca for a few years to have school free ride at LU.

LCA students now get 10% off LU for every year they attend LCA. So a student would have to be in LCA 3rd through 12th grades in order to get a full ride. (But students who were enrolled in high school before the policy change will be grandfathered in and will get 25% off LU for every year at LCA.)

[ballcoach15]

You cannot sign a player for one sport to have him play another sport. some PAC 10 schools got caught doing this for softball and maybe baseball. Now I think if a player is on strictly an academic scholarship, they can play, but I may be wrong

[Purple Haize]

You cannot sign a player for one sport to have him play another sport. some PAC 10 schools got caught doing this for softball and maybe baseball. Now I think if a player is on strictly an academic scholarship, they can play, but I may be wrong

So long as they compete in the sport the sign for they can "walk on" somewhere else.

[Sly Fox]

BYD is correct. If you play football it doesn't matter where your scholarship is derived, it counts against the football number.