No, the FCS does not have 105 full scholarships, it's still 63.
From Sam Herder:

FCS schools that opt-in to the House settlement can go above the 63 scholarship limit and it won’t impact playoff eligibility. However, an FCS conference can set a cap on number of football scholarships. Even if the Big Sky, for example, set the cap at 63, a team that opts in can spread their 63 scholarships over 105 players instead of the current 63 scholarships spread over 85 players. (FCS can offer partial scholarships.) So opting in gives you better flexibility to get more players scholarship $. A team could also hypothetically offer a number of “non-scholarship” players an in-house NIL deal that pays their tuition, so they could creatively go over the scholarship minimum anyway even if a conference set a cap. FCS schools that opt in could create a good competitive advantage, but mid-major athletic departments don’t just have extra $ laying around to throw a ton of more scholarship $ to players, so it’d take some fundraising help

most of these prediction involve over valuing the loss of Miles Hastings

The Big Sky has a limit of 63 scholies

Local Sacramento area sports teams, Clown Show rankings:
1. Sac St football
2. West Sac A's
3. Kings
4. Sac St basketball

NAU 2nd?, jeez

At least some conferences will be all or nothing.

We already have alternates

enough about GPA, who cares?

This sucks, I don't want to see LA Charger uni's.

Mockery? Why UC Davis is less 90 minutes away from the smallest mountain range in the world.

Min. salary is for roster players, which of course is still a possibility.

He was never leaving. This isn't news.

And teams's net worth has skyrocketed?

Lou Bronzan, DC from 1989-2008

HC Brian Kelly

lead by future CFL QB Ricky Santos, currently their head coach

1. Stanford 2005 -- 20-17
2. Idaho St. 2018 -- 44-37
3. San Diego 2007 -- 49-46
4. Cal Poly 2004 -- 36-33
5. Sac. St 2003 -- 31-27
6. San Diego 2019 -- 38-35
7. San Diego 2006 -- 37-27
8. Sac St. 2000 -- 13-10
9. Sac St. 2018 -- 56-13
10. Montana 2024 -- 30-14

What is the criteria here? Excitement/thrills? Importance? Best performance?

Yes, the 2003 Causeway Classic! 50th. Jon Barragan-lead (off the bench!) 2 minute drive, comeback win. Every bit as good as Engle v. San Diego 2007 for drama

No. 4, by a mile. No. 1 is too recent. No. 2 is impossible. No. 3 will have no surprises. No. 5 is too speculative and will quickly be out of date.