I don't understand the reasoning or purpose behind this. Why penalize a school for having an outstanding player? Pretty much the great majority of college baseball players are on partial scholarship as they have only 11.7 scholarships to give out amongst the entire team.
Because they were finagaling the system and thus getting an extra scholarship. And/or saying they are not on scholarship yet they don't really pay tuition. Scholarship #s transcend budget and are meant for competitive reasons as well. You are allowed by ncaa X # of players that are scholarship quality.
Compare it to football for a moment. Imagine a team has 10 players with over a million NIL. Just have the NIL payee pay the tuition as well (or deduct it from the nil) and then call those arguably best ten players on the team Waltons. Now you face a team that has 95 players scholarship worthy, seem fair?
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