Ukrainian Basketball Player Koval Granted Transfer Waiver to Join Baylor
Kate Koval left Louisiana State University after the school signed a Russian player, according to BBC Sport.
Ukrainian basketball player Kate Koval has been granted a transfer waiver to join Baylor University, BBC Sport reported.
According to the report, Koval left Louisiana State University (LSU) after the school signed a Russian player, a move she objected to.
The waiver allows Koval to join her new team at Baylor, BBC Sport said, without providing further details on the timeline of her transfer or the specific Russian player signed by LSU.
BBC Sport did not specify when Koval left LSU or when she is expected to begin playing for Baylor.
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