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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean there’s a variety of ways to interpret “walk on”. Many would say all non-scholarship athletes are walk ons, so someone attending D3 or an Ivy would technically be a walk on even if they had preferred admissions status through the coaching staff. When D1 athletes are signing NLIs, they’re signing celebratory certificates or blank sheets of paper. The high schools like to celebrate their achievement. And some recruited athletes don’t make the roster. You don’t know what the situation is—why make a judgmental fuss about it? [/quote] D3 recruit athletes heavily, the ‘incentive’ is almost guaranteed admission to some high academic schools. In a similar no financial return vein - Ivy League being the ultimate prize.[/quote]
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