@howdoesithurt@JamarcusCream@TommyTugs1969@PKNCAAWBB A NCAA D1 National Championship in the women's 500 yard freestyle!
Was going to try to be in the Olympics as well until the swimming federation stepped in and blocked it, thankfully
@howdoesithurt@TommyTugs1969@PKNCAAWBB Yes, Hailey Davidson. Born a man, played D2 men's golf and attempted to transition to female to play on the LPGA. Has won a professional event identifying as a woman
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your whole retarded rambles started when you thought my argument lacked "logic" once I broke it down for you like a toddler, you just disagreed and thought media provides no value, I again showed how Bryson would even disagree with you and you again pivoted to something else retarded with talking about what a nice guy he is. You've got nothing
'Media scumbags'? Where does that characterization come from?
"How he treats people"? Like Media doing their job? Like rules officials enforcing the rules? Like volunteers just helping?
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I don't think he's a bad guy but he has had a history littered with childish reactions
@BrandyChambel@TheTenSpeed_@AdamSchupak I am not offended, it does not effect me. I was accurately characterizing who Bryson is, and that's well supported by most anyone who has interacted with him his entire career, and his long history of bizarre actions
It's not complicated. I do not hate Bryson. He's great for the game, but he's not great for the game when he runs and hides. Media amplifies stories, and he isn't participating. That's his prerogative but I find it long term self-defeating.
What's not endearing is his childish and immature declining. If he spoke to the media like a professional there would be no issue.
@TheTenSpeed_@AdamSchupak No one owes anyone anything, but it's a common understanding that interfacing with media is good overall for the fans and sport.
That is a model local rule a course can adopt. It is not the standard rules of golf, and surely if you play "at a very high level" you know this is not adopted in any tournament. Although in theory a pro tournament could adopt this model local rule as well. So yes, pros and amateurs play the same rules.