Counts against scholarship limit if:Johnny Mac wrote:His father is a Tulane employee.. he's not on any scholarship. Isn't tuition free for kids of full time employees? Conroy wasn't on scholarship and did not count towards the 13.. even after his father left.ml wave wrote:If he's on a non-athletic scholarship (like academic) and plays then he still counts towards the 85 limit. Would think (but don't know for sure) that a tuition waiver would be the same.Baywave1 wrote:interesting point he could be a walkon like riley conroy or a full scholarship guy like scelfo was If the former it would let Fritz bring in another body.sr wrote:Guess his tuition is picked-up by Tulane on a tuition waiver due to his Dad working for the Wave … and not the Athletic Dept.
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