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Message: [QUOTE="KnightBridgeAZ, post: 4492174, member: 591"] I just re-read her tweet, as there has been so much discussion I lost track of what she said. I don't see as much spin there as you do, except that going public with her story is its own sort of spin. The only thing she omits is specifically saying is that Kentucky announced from the beginning that they wouldn't sign a waiver. Them saying she had to be a grad transfer is essentially saying they won't sign a waiver, as a grad transfer does not require one. [LIST] [*]She states she knew she had to do certain things to be eligible, and that she would not otherwise be, as she did not qualify as a grad transfer. (check). [*]She states that she had to apply herself to academics and meet academic requirements and goes on to describe that she has essentially done so. (check). [*]She then concludes that she could not play without a waiver from Kentucky and she hoped they would sign one as they had wished her well, but they didn't (check). She hopes they change their mind. [/LIST] I don't think she was wrong to wish they would change their mind. You can make Kentucky as noble as you want, but lets be honest - by not being a grad transfer she almost certainly has a negative impact on their APR. [/QUOTE]