Yes.
And I don't see anything in the injunction that relates to roster size. So teams (or maybe the NCAA) will have to somehow work that out.
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2026 and beyond recruits
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there are people chiming in that some DI coaches are going after the newfound talent pool and will be looking for ways to
"open up scholarships" at the expense of others already on the team. Since many have never enrolled as a full time student
for the fall semester, there appears to be mechanisms in place to do this.
"open up scholarships" at the expense of others already on the team. Since many have never enrolled as a full time student
for the fall semester, there appears to be mechanisms in place to do this.
LongTimeFan
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The question: Is Browder looking back at Bradley?
there's been so little recruiting news - so here's a couple tidbits...
a couple Class of 2028 Ethan Vahl (Oswego IL HS) mentions... (reportedly now up to 6-3)
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Recruiting site Scout.com - now goes by 24/7 Sports now lists two new 2027 names with Bradley interest, in addition to the ones
we already know Bradley has offered - Lyris Robertson, Deuce McDuffie, Cooper Zachary, Will Powers & Johnny Lackaff.
- Isaiah Fox - 6-1 point guard from West Allis, WI - LINK
- Maximus Jones - 6-4 combo guard from West Allis, WI - LINK
No offers reported.
we already know Bradley has offered - Lyris Robertson, Deuce McDuffie, Cooper Zachary, Will Powers & Johnny Lackaff.
- Isaiah Fox - 6-1 point guard from West Allis, WI - LINK
- Maximus Jones - 6-4 combo guard from West Allis, WI - LINK
No offers reported.
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Scout.com was a long-running sports and recruiting website (started in 2001). But they ran into financial problems about a decade ago and they declared bankruptcy in 2017. Their assets were purchased by CBS Corporation, which combined them into 247sports.com, which is part of CBSSports.