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HOO86

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One of the factors is being number 4 on this list.


Stanford has an athletics endowment that fully funds all of the athletic scholarships each year for 36 sports programs. And Stanford participates in just about every Director's cup sports except for skiiing and ice hockey, I believe.

They max out all of the NCAA allowed athletics scholarships, then they subsidize from the funds on this chart with academic scholarships to fill out all of their teams providing additional scholarships. They have a deliberate strategy to win the Director's Cup with the funding behind it.

Stanford is number 4 on this list. Duke is number 17. So Duke could make progress in this area following Stanford's model. The ACC has 9 members on this top 100. A big key to what Stanford does is the fully funded athletics scholarship endowment. It takes pressure off the annual fundraising. Once the scholarships are covered in the endowment, then work on covering all of the coaches salaries. All ACC schools need to work on building theirs up to full funding if they can.

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  Its called money ** -- Mercury 09/18/2017 08:44AM
  They use academic scholarships. -- HOO86 09/12/2017 7:52PM
  It is. My 500 number was arbitrary. -- HOO86 09/12/2017 8:37PM

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