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RE: Why doesn't the SEC add men's soccer as a varsity sport??
(10-11-2022 06:57 PM)Guardian Wrote:  Just here to add that Alabama women's soccer team is sitting at #2 in the country.

The girls are getting at it. Don't see why we can't add a men's team. It is a growing sport.

The REAL question is what men's sport to kill or women's sport to add for Title IX?

I'm tired of killing men's sports in the name of Title IX. So, let's look at adding a woman's sport: what about rugby?? I've been hearing more about women getting into football these days, let's see how they like rugby.
10-13-2022 01:32 AM
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