Congratulation: Step Dad. You make ME happy when you feel for this young woman getting this opportunity. One small step for WOMEN; one BIG step for Mankind.
Shoulder to shoulder we men and women can march fruitfully toward our future selves.
You thought. That's where most of us men go wrong.
I sure hope she does! Then it's between us and the Domers among top programs right now. And she could follow in the footsteps of our junior guard Dijonai Carrington, who also played football growing up, and is easily our grittiest, more physical player.
Then you really don't know anything about football.
Thank you. What a relief. Coming from you I consider that a compliment. i can now receive and die.
In the catholic religion before your death your priest comes to receive your final confession. I also believe that a conglomeration of facts, some of which are irrelevant and misapplied, does not make a statement or a position true.
I am too protestant. Southern Baptist, father was a deacon, Sunday school for years, catholic instruction, Jehovah Witness instruction.
Title IX mandates equal number of total scholarships, so the impact is one less scholarship for a woman on some other team or one more for a man on another team, provided the relevant team hasn't hit its total scholarship cap already. That's it, no more, no less. Whether men can join women's teams is unrelated to Title IX. That has to do with the relevant sport's collegiate governing body's rules (for example, D1 sailing is a co-ed sport). So from that standpoint, she's a pebble in a vast ocean. But she's still making waves. =)
Well, time will tell. I'll keep you and the doubters in mind. Let's however note, this is not D1 or D2. This is a NAIA team against marginal competition. I think all of the naysayers should take the level of competition in mind.
