We've had a lot of coverage recently, including the Schivarelli stories last week and my notebook today, about roster limits in football (and other sports) and the probability of reducing the number of walk-ons if not eventually eliminating the walk-on concept all together. The numbers can be confusing, but today's development is significant. Federal judge Claudia Wilken is NOT going to accept all the other changes to college athletics in the House v. NCAA case without the two sides grandfathering in current walk-ons. And the two sides have 14 days to get their stuff together. They had told her last week they couldn't do that ... it was like putting toothpaste back in the tube. She doesn't accept that. Ross Dellenger is a great follow on this on Twitter/X.
