In Reply to: NCAA Agrees to Share Revenue with Athletes in Landmark $2.8 Billion Se posted by mh on May 24, 2024 at 10:15:09
Most of this article is behind a paywall, but this much is public:
While it's still far too early to predict who might end up in the class, UCLA is going to have a ton of scholarships to give in 2025.
David Woods
While we're not going to get into predictions on *who* UCLA might land in the 2025 class at this point – there's still far too much ground to cover, though things are obviously trending upward if you're paying attention to after-visit reports – there is a reality that we should all consider for a moment.
The 2025 class is going to be, from a numbers standpoint, huge.
According to our math, UCLA will have 31 scholarships to give in the class even if *no one* transfers out after the season. If UCLA ends up being able to fill out all those spots, that will be the largest recruiting class in at least the last 12 years (data gets sketchier the further you go back). And that's not considering the reality of transfers out, early NFL departures, and medical retirements. There's a very good chance UCLA will have more like 35 scholarships to give in this class.