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Message: [QUOTE="WestCoast, post: 3479030, member: 10114"] Plebe is correct in that 30% is the stated max threshold in order to have an athlete's request for a medical hardship approved. Exceptions have been granted by the NCAA for a hardship year for extended circumstances that have included a player missing major portions of two seasons. I think that Anna Wilson missed significant portions of her first two seasons at Stanford. Utah's Danesha Provo started her career at Clemson, transferred to Utah, redshirted a season, and played 13 games as a redshirt senior for Utah in '18-'19 before tearing an ACL. The NCAA granted her a 6th year that she just completed in '19-'20. Her partial year at Clemson combined with her partial year at Utah appears to be the reason for the NCAA granting the 6th year. I believe that Stanford's Nadia Fingall and Oregon State's Kat Tudor were injured on the same January 2019 date as Provo. Tudor applied for a medical hardship after playing 13 games last season and was denied by the NCAA. [/QUOTE]