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Subject: Fordham players aren't "non-scholarship," since they receive generous aid that is only available to football players. In I-AA, only a handful of schools spend more on football scholarships than Fordham. Of course, the last time Army football played a PL representative was 2002, and they lost to lowly Holy Cross. I assume the injury remark was sarcasm.


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$3,255,639 FY 04 football expenditures
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Date Posted: 01:11:18 12/09/04 Thu
In reply to: Rambacker 's message, "Playing Army with non-scholarship players would subject them to injury. Very bad dea." on 23:23:39 12/08/04 Wed


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Fordham should not play any 1-A football games unless we go full scholarship. Not a good idea for injury reasons. (NT)Rambacker09:05:50 12/09/04 Thu


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