(10-19-2020 05:49 PM)Zorch Wrote:  

(10-19-2020 05:16 PM)Tribe32 Wrote:  

(10-19-2020 03:38 PM)nj alum Wrote:  I will be the contrarian.

I think it’s a brilliant first step.

The Title IX problem is off the table. The deck has been cleared in one fell swoop. It’s now all about money.

Now, all men’s sports have skin in the game ... roster spots, money, and individual teams. We’ll see if the men’s teams are truly One Tribe One Family. The formula has been spelled out today.

Put up or shut up time.

A good faith attempt is being made here. Let’s not blow it.

I agree with you on this one 100%. The Title IX lawsuit was a distraction and not something to spend another dollar on. Problem solved. Call off the dogs.

Unfortunately, the problem is not solved. There are still four Men's sports on the chopping block.

Given the fact that there are only 15 schools still competing in Men's Gymnastics it seems like that is one that could do just as well at the Club level without to much outcry. Men's track and swimming have relatively large squads so the path for them is more difficult