DaveH writes:
 
> multi-sport scholarship athletes have their scholarships go to
>the highest sport in the following pecking order:
 
>1.  football
>2.  basketball
>3.  hockey
>4.  others (it gets more detailed here but we don't care)
 
>In fact, there's a kid named Brian Owens who plays both football and
>hockey for Colgate.  I don't know if he's a scholarship player or not,
 
        I know he's not.  Colgate doesn't give athletic scholoarships.
This is also the reason why (as Union fans right remember) Cornell
could grab a soccer player when their D got thin last year.  There was
no soccer scholarship to transfer to hockey.
 
                                         John Whelan, Cornell '91
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