[Squid]

Come on. Really? Surely you don't believe that. They didn't shut the school down. There are still kids there who can play. For a school who has never been one to dispute anyone transferring, why would you believe that they would be so vindictive? If those kids aren't eligible, I don't think you can lay it on anyone's feet but those parents. Plain and simple.

The KHSAA can't shut the school down. That is not within their power, nor should it be. Their control (in this instance) is limited to who can play and who can't (schools and individuals) in KHSAA sanctioned events. Even if they were to give Rose Hill the "death penalty", it would only apply to games against schools that are members of the high school athletic associations. Rose Hill can still field a team, and play teams that are not members of a state high school athletic association.


I honestly don't know the mindset of the Rose Hill administration, or what their goals are for their basketball team. I also don't know enough to comment on whether Rose Hill has ever disputed anyone's transfer, but I do agree with Ducks about one thing - the eligibility of any kid that transfers must ultimately be laid at the feet of the parents that are involved. The KHSAA has published their rules about transfers, and the criteria that would allow for a ruling of "eligible". If your kid doesn't meet one of those criteria, then you should be prepared for that athlete to sit out a season. JD Adams is a perfect example. He sat out a season, and he is now eligible to play.