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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post14 per team is the max as determined by the conferences. It doesn’t mean that the schools award 14 full rides. The same thing happens on the guys’ side.
Heads up there are 120 more d1 schools with womens soccer than mens soccer...whoa.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHeads up. Title IX is not women's v men's soccer. It's women's soccer v men's sports per school. Whoa.
Just the facts, men's programs vs women's programs in soccer are mind blowing.
This was not the intent of Title IX, some tweaking left I imagine.
More like a welfare handout to an unqualified & disinterested minority.
I really do love Obama!!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHis poor son isn’t very good. Maybe he should encourage him to play a popular men’s sport like football.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostJust the facts, men's programs vs women's programs in soccer are mind blowing.
This was not the intent of Title IX, some tweaking left I imagine.
More like a welfare handout to an unqualified & disinterested minority.
I really do love Obama!!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo facts to come back with, eh? Thanks for the laughs.
14 Full ride max, not every school has it but many do.
334 D1 Schools
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...occer_programs
9.9 Full ride max, so have it many don't
205 D1 Schools
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...occer_programs
Very interesting, the guy was spot on.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostActually his daughter is a decent JV HS player with a shot of making Varsity this fall as a senior and he doesn't want her to accept a scholarship offer for soccer at a remote school that is desperate for any level of player, he would rather she just attend a quality school she has accepted to and play intramural soccer. Makes sense. Title IX unintended consequences or in this case decisions. It's crazy.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHis poor son isn’t very good. Maybe he should encourage him to play a popular men’s sport like football.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm not the OP but here are the facts on this front.
14 Full ride max, not every school has it but many do.
334 D1 Schools
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...occer_programs
9.9 Full ride max, so have it many don't
205 D1 Schools
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...occer_programs
Very interesting, the guy was spot on.
Schools need to be smarter on how they administer Title iX, this comparison is both shocking and embarassing.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYes, plenty of scholarships available for men if they can play football or basketball or even baseball. Lacrosse is starting to really take off in popularity as well. Football is your best bet for a men’s sports scholy. Or his son could just go pro if he’s good at soccer but not smart enough for academic money.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSchools need to be smarter on how they administer Title iX, this comparison is both shocking and embarassing.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYour comment is vague and judgemental. A Wikipedia list of schools (2017 women, 201 men) is a generality and doesn't explain how each and every school "adminsters Title IX."
The allocation of women's scholarships bears little relation to the popularity
of various sports.
Sport
(maximum number of women's scholarships)
High school players in 2010-2011
NCAA scholarships per 100,000
Softball (12) 373,535 3.2
Basketball (15) 438,933 3.4
Bowling (5) 25,753 19.4
Equestrian (15) 1,585 946.4
Fencing (5) 1,801 277.6
Field hockey (12) 61,996 19.4
Golf (6) 71,764 8.4
Gymnastics (12) 19,719 60.9
Ice hockey (18) 9,022 199.5
Lacrosse (12) 74,927 16.0
Rowing (20) 2,144 932.8
Rugby (12) n/a n/a
Sand volleyball (3) n/a n/a
Skiing (7) 9,510 73.6
Soccer (14) 361,556 3.9
Swimming
and diving (14) 160,881 8.7
Tennis (8) 182,074 4.4
Track and field/cross-country (18) 679,918 2.4
Volleyball (12) 409,332 2.9
Water polo (8) 39,360 20.3
Source: National Federation of State High School Associations, 2010-11 High School Athletics Participation Survey.
Note: The survey didn't track female rugby or sand volleyball athletes.
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