But aren't many of them paying something? Maybe few to none are paying the 40-50k, but a lot of them paying something, in many cases what would be as much as the 10-20k that a public school would cost?bluehenbillk wrote:Can we all agree to stop calling the PL non-scholly. If anyone thinks the guys you watch out there on Saturdays are paying the 30-some to 50-some thousand bucks per year to goto those schools, well I have some sure-fire investment deals that I need your money for....UAalum72 wrote:The population-scholarship ratio is greatly affected by the non-scholarship-but-good-enough-for-an-FBS-counter-calculation and the recruited-and-pay-nothing-but-we're-Ivy-so-we're-non-scholly schools in New York (Colgate, Cornell, Columbia) and Pennsylvania (Lehigh, Lafayette, Bucknell, Penn). Also missed St. Francis in PA.
Talent pool: Where the Div I signees come from
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JMU Football:
4 Years FBS: 40-11 (.784). Highest winning percentage & least losses of all of G5 2022-2025.
Sun Belt East Champions: 2022, 2023, 2025
Sun Belt Champions: 2025
Top 25 ranked: 2022, 2023, 2025
CFP: 2025
4 Years FBS: 40-11 (.784). Highest winning percentage & least losses of all of G5 2022-2025.
Sun Belt East Champions: 2022, 2023, 2025
Sun Belt Champions: 2025
Top 25 ranked: 2022, 2023, 2025
CFP: 2025