I just moved up to a new D-II team.  It is after the championship game and before season rollover.  I have a couple questions about this cash ... I have never really paid any attention to this before in HD and it is not at all like this in Gridiron Dynasty (there you always start with $0 on a new team).

1.  Is this money the tournament cash for my conference or is it left over money the previous coach had after recruiting (or a combination of both)?

2.  Will all of it carry over or only 25% of it?

3.  If only 25% will carry over, can I buy FSS now (before rollover) will that carry over into the recruiting period that starts in 2 days, or do I need to wait and buy FSS after roll over?

my understanding of it is only 25% will roll over

I doubt you can buy FSS now for next season, but do so if you can

I'm not sure if anything is different because it's a new job, but returning coaches can buy the FSS now and can see it after the rollover...

You'll have all the money you see right now. Then, you will get your conference postseason money plus 5k for each open schollie when the season rolls over.

that is what you will carry over, the 75% has already been taken out.  it happens right after recruiting.  i just finished recruiting in phelan (now in game 5 of NC play) with $1,541 left over after signings.  on my recruiting page now, it shows budget remaining as $385.

OK ... I can now answer my own questions for others in the future...

glen and tkimble are correct.  When you report to a new team at the end of a season, the 75% has already been taken out and the cash you see will all carry over to your first season for recruiting.

I can also say that if you purchase a FSS subscription when reporting to the new team (after the Final Four and before Rollover), that subscription will carry over to the new season. 

I also suspect (but am not certain) that if you are staying at your current team and if you buy FSS any time after recruit generation, it will carry over to the next season as long as you don't leave the team.