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New NCAA rules on academic progress cut 99 athletic scholarships at 65 schools.(NEWSWATCH)
Just under 100 teams from 65 colleges will lose scholarships over the next year under a new NCAA plan to punish college sports programs with poor academic records.
The teams will lose up to 10% of the scholarships that they are allowed to give during the academic year. To escape the penalties, teams had to meet the 925 point cut-off score for Academic Progress Rate (APR).
More than 60% of the ...
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