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Yes your right. The NCAA rules limit scholarships per each sport. Perhaps I should have worded it differently. In the context of the NCAA having everyone lose their scholarship as the OP contends, the NCAA has zero power to do that. They can't punish one conference, team or individual by...

I did say they could be revoked. Just not during the pandemic. The reason is that a player can opt out of playing because he doesn't want to expose himself to Covid-19. Schools have said that any student athlete not wanting to participate because of concerns of Covid-19 will keep their...

Now you're just making things up. I made no mention of the the student athlete's position or give an opinion on it. Stop trying to make a point on something not even alleged.

It's what they've been set up to be and must follow non profit laws. Money in = Money out. They can't operate with profits like a business. They have to spend the money.

Lets be clear. Students can't be removed from school for refusing playing football or any other sport. Scholarships could be revoked, but not during this pandemic.

You do realize that these institutions are supposed to be non profit organizations. Several sports were eliminated because of Title 9. Only football, basketball, and (at some schools) baseball generate revenue.

The NCAA doesn't award scholarships. Schools do. It's the school's money. The NCAA sets guidelines and rules.

Perhaps they're looking out for all athletes not just the ones in their sport considering football has the most leverage.

The NCAA has zero to do with scholarships. This is not even an issue for them to solve. This is a problem for the PAC-12 conference. Other conferences could wind up in the same situation depending on the outcome.