It probably won't cost Scott's parent's that much if he want's to go to Harvard. If you've got the smarts and want to go to Harvard, looks like it's quite affordable for middle class families. Here's some quotes and a link to an interesting article... Do Ivy league schools offer athletic scholarships? The answer is no they don’t, but if you are an athlete looking to attend an Ivy league school don’t give up on playing your favorite sport in college just yet. College athletic recruitment is alive and well in these schools. Endowment-rich members like Yale, Harvard and Princeton have spent hundreds of millions of dollars in additional need-based aid. Most of the Ivy league universities have made it possible to essentially eliminate student loans for all students by doubling the size of grants meant for middle-income families. Read more: http://college-athletic-scholarship...ols-offer-athletic-scholarships#ixzz3ykC7w3x3
An option offense doesn't rely on a QB running the ball... It relies on the threat of a QB running the ball. This is why LSU QBs break an occasional long run... No one is actually keying on the QB threat.
So, Harvard is essentially saying, go for your athletic dreams first, and if it doesn't work out, you can transfer here for you academic dreams (and still play football). Wow. Smart of him to line up that back up plan, too. CLM and CCC are telling him a lot of things right now, I'm sure, but once you're there on the team, you have no control or recourse.
LScott is down to Maryland and LSU. Since Maryland signed this pocket QB, it may be an indication that Scott is going w/us. No Crowton, please!
