[Softball Fan]

Curious. If the defections of Peat and Jones reflect poorly on Shaw, what about these?

Be careful, this type of comment on a WBB thread may be brutally attacked.  IMO neither Jenna or Jana would start at Stanford next season. 

While many fans believe Jana might have been a starter my guess is she decided the odds were against it.   If Jana thought there was a good chance she would start, my guess is she would stay on the farm and get a Stanford degree.  I highly doubt Jana would transfer to Baylor if she was told playing time is unlikely. Obviously this is just a guess as other Cardboard fans seem to also be giving opinions based on guesses.

In three years of high school ball Jenna scored over 1,700 points and one season averaged 24 points/game. Getting little playing time while at Stanford would be a humbling experience. I can understand the desire for a new start at another program.

In today's world there is no real penalty for transferring and it has become acceptable to go where someone tells you playing time might be available. I don't see any negative reflection on the Stanford program.  Now if players like Brink and Demetre were to transfer that would be a different story.

[Softball Fan]

Curious. If the defections of Peat and Jones reflect poorly on Shaw, what about these?

Be careful, this type of comment on a WBB thread may be brutally attacked.  IMO neither Jenna or Jana would start at Stanford next season. 

While many fans believe Jana might have been a starter my guess is she decided the odds were against it.   If Jana thought there was a good chance she would start, my guess is she would stay on the farm and get a Stanford degree.  I highly doubt Jana would transfer to Baylor if she was told playing time is unlikely. Obviously this is just a guess as other Cardboard fans seem to also be giving opinions based on guesses.

In three years of high school ball Jenna scored over 1,700 points and one season averaged 24 points/game. Getting little playing time while at Stanford would be a humbling experience. I can understand the desire for a new start at another program.

In today's world there is no real penalty for transferring and it has become acceptable to go where someone tells you playing time might be available. I don't see any negative reflection on the Stanford program.  Now if players like Brink and Demetre were to transfer that would be a different story.