Transfers Raeven Boswell (Georgia Tech) and Ioanna Chatzlleontl (Kansas) are not expected to play this season due to NCAA transfer rules! I thought they were awaiting to be approved by the NCAA and I didn't know there was that type of transfer rules!
I think Ioanna situation is a little different, she transferred to OK St then changed to Pitt! Maybe the 2nd change to Pitt was too late!You have to enter the portal by a certain date to be eligible to play the next season (unless you are a grad transfer). I don't remember the exact date off the top of my head, but it was sometime in the middle of May. If you are not in the portal by then you can still transfer, but you have to sit out the next season.
Neither Boswell nor Chatzileonti were in the portal before the deadline (and neither of them is a grad transfer), which is why they both needed a waiver, and why it was always likely that they weren't going to be eligible to play this year.
I don't know the specifics of the transfer rules, but Loanna would have been another insideI think Ioanna situation is a little different, she transferred to OK St then changed to Pitt! Maybe the 2nd change to Pitt was too late!
I think Ioanna situation is a little different, she transferred to OK St then changed to Pitt! Maybe the 2nd change to Pitt was too late!
There are rules for immediate eligibility. Every school has someone in charge of these.
I don't think they really thought they would get a waiver but decided to try it to appease their player and curiosity to see if any rule was going to change.Right, but by the "letter of the law" is it clear that neither qualify for immediate eligibility. Which is why they had to ask for a waiver. And with the NCAA cracking down on who gets a waiver they didn't get one.
I don't think they really thought they would get a waiver but decided to try it to appease their player and curiosity to see if any rule was going to change.
You also promised the player you would get it your all to get a waiver even if you knew inside it was unlikely. Good will!That absolutely could be the case. There really is no downside to attempting to get a waiver. The worst thing that can happen is that they say no, which means you end up right where you were anyway.