I'm assuming that any player that was on a team during the no-tournament year, even a redshirt freshman, have 5 to play 5. Difference being a guy like Fulky would now count against the scholarship limit, unlike last year. Is that accurate?
Seems like this would be a tough situation for coaches, especially for middle-top programs. If you have a guy that isn't going to get a pro-career it seems like a tough call to give him the scholarship he probably deserves for missing the covid year tournament over a HS prospect with pro level skillset potential. I'm assuming this is why VBJr appears to still be on the team as a non-scholarship player. Will be more interesting with a guy like Uros. I'm sure whatever mechanism was used to keep VBJr on the team would be used again for other players to get through this period
Seems like this would be a tough situation for coaches, especially for middle-top programs. If you have a guy that isn't going to get a pro-career it seems like a tough call to give him the scholarship he probably deserves for missing the covid year tournament over a HS prospect with pro level skillset potential. I'm assuming this is why VBJr appears to still be on the team as a non-scholarship player. Will be more interesting with a guy like Uros. I'm sure whatever mechanism was used to keep VBJr on the team would be used again for other players to get through this period
