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Bingo. When a player then requests that the ineligibility be waived due to his/her compliance with one of the listed exceptions, the KHSAA staff performs an investigation. They contact people and verify the information provided by the player/parents. If as part of that investigation, they learn that athletic reasons were the basis for the transfer in whole or in part, the kid is ineligible. It doesn't matter if the exception would have otherwise been met. It also doesn't matter whether Harp voluntarily provided info about possible athletic reasons (he has an obligation to provide that info as part of being in the KHSAA) or he only provided it upon the KHSAA's request. Having said that, I have no idea if Harp even provided any such info.

:Thumbseople think that you can just release athletes to play for someone else. It don't work that way. Danville is just following regulation if they didn't they could be held accountable.