Answer all of cases below: A.B. Cee, a softball player at STU was notified that her softball scholarship would not be renewed for the following year. Ms. Cee acknowledged she had been informed by the Associate AD for Compliance that her scholarship was for the year, after which the coach can choose to renew the scholarship, not renew the scholarship, or reduce the amount of the scholarship. However, Ms. Cee decided to attend STU because the coach had promised her a scholarship for all four years. Does Ms. Cee have a case? Why or why not? (Your answer must include the applicable law)

After A.B. Cees scholarship issue was resolved, she was struck by lightning during a softball game. She was standing on second base when a big thunder cloud rolled by; then it started to rain as she reached third on a ball that got away from the catcher and the first sight of lightning was seen as she scored on a suicide squeeze that tied the game. That inning as her team took the field Ms. Cee bent over to tie her shoe when a bolt of lightning struck her in the ear. Does Ms. Cee have a case? Why or why not? (Your answer must include the applicable law)

After A.B. Cee recovered from her lightning injury, she was removed from the softball team because she got a tattoo which was in violation of team rules. Does Ms. Cee have a case? Why or why not? (You answer must include the applicable law)

A couple of years later, Ms. Cee won two tickets behind third base at the Softball World Series. Unfortunately Ms. Cee suffered a broken nose and lacerated tongue when she was hit by a foul ball while eating a hot dog. Does Ms. Cee have a case? Why or why not? (Your answer must include the applicable law)