Ellyson, Kleist, etc.

[JMV JustMyView]

I could see Summer coming back, Kleist is gone. 12 semesters of college while stareing down a 4 year grind of med school and then another 3 to 5 years of residency is a lot to ask...She should get on with her life...

I am almost certain Summer will return if able.

[cajun_lannister]

Premature.

The vote hasn't even been held yet. Moot point if it's decided they don't get the year.

Talks have already gone sideways NCAA will NCAA and screw this up

[JMV JustMyView]

Talks have already gone sideways NCAA will NCAA and screw this up

What time do they vote?

[cajun_lannister]

What time do they vote?

This afternoon not sure when but there are only 4 options

1. Everyone gets a year back

2. Only seniors get a year back

3. Table it until June

4. No one gets a year back

[31Ragin97]

P.s. and a moot point..... But what did last year count as for kleist anyway? Can you be a redshirt at a different school, or did it count as sitting out per transfer regs( even though sitting out not reqd in softball?)

If someone had already burned their redshirt could one in that situation still have made the same move?

[CajunEXPRESS]

Knowing big organizations I’m betting table til June. Does Vegas have an online line on this.

[CajunAmos]

P.s. and a moot point..... But what did last year count as for kleist anyway? Can you be a redshirt at a different school, or did it count as sitting out per transfer regs( even though sitting out not reqd in softball?)

If someone had already burned their redshirt could one in that situation still have made the same move?

She didn't redshirt, she just didn't play. She was finishing her senior year at Oregon and started at UL in the fall as a graduate student.

[JMV JustMyView]

She didn't redshirt, she just didn't play. She was finishing her senior year at Oregon and started at UL in the fall as a graduate student.

She redshirted.

[CajunAmos]

She redshirted.

OK. I just assumed she just didn't play a year as I think she played her first three years at Oregon, sat out her fourth to graduate, and transferred to UL. Since you have 5 to play four and she was a graduate transfer she could go anywhere she wanted I just assumed she didn't need to use the red shirt as she would be immediately eligible anyway. Thanks

[31Ragin97]

Thanks..so bottom line if someone else was in same situation but had already redshirted is it safe to say they couldnt have done it?

[JMV JustMyView]

Thanks..so bottom line if someone else was in same situation but had already redshirted is it safe to say they couldnt have done it?

Bingo!

[CajunAmos]

Thanks..so bottom line if someone else was in same situation but had already redshirted is it safe to say they couldnt have done it?

Good question. My guess would still be playable, as in that case you were still graduating in four years but had redshirted one of them, you would still have one year of eligibility under the 5 to play four and could play immediately as a graduate transfer.

I Kliest's case she decided to sit out and complete her degree at Oregon and transfer after that. I don't know the reason for that but would guess it could have been academic reasons (classes didn't transfer or something like that) so it was easier to just finish and then start graduate school. Again, lots of assumptions, and the NCAA rules are long and usually don't always make sense.