This week's settlement agreement MAY result in more scholarships for softball and other non-revenue sports per Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports. Of course, football will get the headlines, but baseball, softball, and other non-revenues may be impacted as well. From his story: "As part of the settlement, scholarship caps are eliminated and new roster limits will be implemented. Schools are now permitted to put on scholarship every member of a roster as long as they stay within a newly set roster limit. "More deeply explored in a story two weeks ago, this could mean an increase in scholarships for many sports — except football. "In a plan socialized with coaches and administrators this month, football rosters could be set as low as 85, which is the NCAA maximum for scholarship positions. Such a move would eliminate all walk-on spots. This was met with pushback, enough pushback that conversations are continuing about how to create either more spots (possibly 90 or 95?) or create a non-scholarship practice squad. "For many other sports, the scholarship expansion is good news. For instance, the NCAA maximum number of scholarships for a baseball team is 11.7 spread over 32 players. If baseball’s roster remains the same (32), then schools would be permitted to put all 32 players on scholarship. "Some power conference administrators say they plan to add as much as $5-10 million in additional scholarship costs as they work to compete on the recruiting trail and satisfy Title IX (if you add 20 baseball scholarships, for instance, 20 more need to be added in women’s sports)." A lot to be figured out