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Mens and womens roster sizes average about 32 across the D1 ranks. A roster cap of 28 means that the majority of programs will decrease roster spots. It remains to be seen if those roster spots are required to all be full scholarships. If they are unable to still offer partial scholarships, roster sizes will decrease significantly.

This might be the best post I've ever seen on here. Well done.

So its not a travel agency. This is a guy that has an AAU program, schedules MTEs, and does foreign tours. There are a handful of legit businesses out there that do this kind of work - Sport Tours, Basketball Travelers come to mind quickly. This is an AAU guy that was looking for a "legit" way to sell players to programs. So he started booking MTEs and charging crazy amounts for them. I didn't know he went onto foreign tours as the next part of the human trafficking grift.

Its not todays easily distracted youth. Its todays youth is being asked to pay $50-70,000 per year to attend SLU and it better be a really damn good experience all around for that amount of money.

Multiple things can happen at once. There are donors who aren't interested in mens basketball whatsoever.

It isn't about having some sort of taj mahal. We're talking about table stakes here. You can't be taken seriously as a Big East level department when your baseball team plays on the sandlot.

They have a couple really smart guys running it, for sure. Wardle loves really undersized PGs. Keifer Sykes, Darrell Brown, Duke Deen over the last 12 years or so had great success.

You, as usual, have no idea what you are talking about. Stick to reposting week to month old articles, you loser. You literally reposted the Google AI (awful) generated response. Leaving out the next paragraph…. However, Title IX also allows schools to separate sports teams by sex, and schools can demonstrate equal opportunity by showing that the percentages of male and female athletes are roughly proportional to the percentages of male and female students enrolled. again - title ix is about opportunity. Scholarships. That’s it. Schools aren’t going to fund women’s cross country an equal amount as men’s football. But they use that sport to offset the number of scholarships between men/women. Bum.

This isn't true. Title IX is about equal amount of scholarships. Not equal facilities, etc.

This bot needs to be taken down for maintenance. Check the algorithm. Its Robbie to you.

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My details might be fuzzy, but one of the Dayton white out games where (I believe) Salecich got shoved into the front row and some friendly posters were sitting courtside, immediately got up and were ready to fight back with him. That type of schit is what makes a home court advantage.

Cal is right, mostly. You still have to have those spots filled. But filling them with guys who know they aren’t going to be in the rotation is key.

Chasing the football dream. In another 5-10 years, Missouri State and CUSA will just be back playing the MVC-F teams at the same level.