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Also--it doesn't matter if they are released or not. This decision ultimately lies in the hands of the KHSAA. As I stated in another thread--a "bonafide" change of address DOES NOT GUARANTEE ELIGIBILITY. (SEE HIGHLANDS/MICHAEL MITCHELL).

If the KHSAA feels like either one of these girls has moved for athletic reasons (even if it is a small reason)--they sit for a year. Even with a "release" (which actually has nothing to do with athletics--it has to do with KEA student funding--which schools can release to "receiving school") these girls sit for 1 year.

Also, if one of these girls is actually going around saying that she was offered an apartment and a car--I wouldn't look at the school--I would feel sorry for her. It is obvious that she is trying to draw attention to her self for whatever reason. That is probably why she continues to move from school to school--hoping that she finds a place where people are excited about her attendance.

Schools/adminstrators are a little smarter than that. This isn't the NFL. Phelps would risk being kicked out of the KHSAA, losing all sports, a fine that they probably couldn't afford and would most likely lose KEA certification.
Not to mention the fact that the community would treat the school as a complete outcast.

The KHSAA rule book is very accessable. For any of you that actually believe that either one of these girls is going to play--just take a couple minutes and check it out--it will put your mind at ease.

Exactly right. One is NOT guaranteed eligibility just because they changed addresses.