[Goose]

Call me altruistic and idealistic. I'm also one who railed against McCaffrey's decision to skip the bowl game.

My understanding from private chats with two reporters who cover the LPGA & Q-school is that if Lee and/or turn pro that they would continue their education through graduation in June. I'm not OK with that. If they choose to leave school to go full-time on the LPGA that's a completely different story, but they shouldn't be allowed to compete professionally while their education is being funded by a scholarship.

I assume you are perfectly OK with them staying in school while competing professionally, but not with them receiving a scholarship while so doing.  I would assume that if they quit the team, which they must when they cease to be amateurs, they must also give up their scholarship. Is that not correct?

[Goose]

Call me altruistic and idealistic. I'm also one who railed against McCaffrey's decision to skip the bowl game.

My understanding from private chats with two reporters who cover the LPGA & Q-school is that if Lee and/or turn pro that they would continue their education through graduation in June. I'm not OK with that. If they choose to leave school to go full-time on the LPGA that's a completely different story, but they shouldn't be allowed to compete professionally while their education is being funded by a scholarship.

I assume you are perfectly OK with them staying in school while competing professionally, but not with them receiving a scholarship while so doing.  I would assume that if they quit the team, which they must when they cease to be amateurs, they must also give up their scholarship. Is that not correct?