[Jamesy]

I just recalled one reason that steered her away from Stanford was she insisted on playing WVB and WBB.  Apparently that's not feasible.  I don't know if she would still insist on playing WBB.  If so then it won't work out for Stanford.

Well, back in the day, Wiggins (at least she got on the team poster) and Folkl.  And the MB whose name I keep forgetting who subbed in at the post at lot (Sara...?)

I think there might be some rule about which team counts the scholie, but wouldn't Hambly and TVD have the power to work something out if the athlete was at the Wiggins/Folkl level?

Since the scholarship counts against WBB, I would think the player would have to be a significant contributor to WBB, similar to how Wiggins/Folkl were both major WBB players. Seems like Mendelssohn is a better WVB player than WBB, but wants to play both which makes the scholarship math for WBB harder.

[Jamesy]

I just recalled one reason that steered her away from Stanford was she insisted on playing WVB and WBB.  Apparently that's not feasible.  I don't know if she would still insist on playing WBB.  If so then it won't work out for Stanford.

Well, back in the day, Wiggins (at least she got on the team poster) and Folkl.  And the MB whose name I keep forgetting who subbed in at the post at lot (Sara...?)

I think there might be some rule about which team counts the scholie, but wouldn't Hambly and TVD have the power to work something out if the athlete was at the Wiggins/Folkl level?

Since the scholarship counts against WBB, I would think the player would have to be a significant contributor to WBB, similar to how Wiggins/Folkl were both major WBB players. Seems like Mendelssohn is a better WVB player than WBB, but wants to play both which makes the scholarship math for WBB harder.