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Message: [QUOTE="cancontent, post: 4819759, member: 10709"] 1). Depends on when a final decision is made, however I don't know if it would be in time for her to play. 2). The state of Oregon is not part of the suit so they can't leverage the 14-day window. 3). I understand Oregon is in need of guards, but per the current rules Williams has to sit out as it's her second time. Waiver rules had been tightened up before she left USF. And that's the crux of the issue from what I've observed. Teams are finding their waiver requests are getting rejected more often this year and they're not happy. But the programs "agreed" to these changes when the NCAA put them in place. So now they're in buyer's remorse mode and trying to find ways to get around it. With the way things are going, get rid of the transfer sit out rule or get rid of the one time exemption. Something has to give. It's unfortunate that schools are using the courts to make the final decision. [/QUOTE]