Title IX problems

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2.3 million girls and 2.9 million boys playing on high school teams in 2011-2012

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There are a higher number of boys playing high school sports then girls so why should it be equaled out in college?

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Football and hoops programs constitute 78 percent of men's sports budgets in Division I's Football Bowl Subdivision.

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The Olympics is taking a hit after these cuts. College is a great training ground for these Olympic sports.

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@jbr1657 it was a few years ago. I messed up!

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last March, sports were cut by the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and Portland State, Bowling Green State and Tulane universities

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Football consumes a whopping 72% of the average Division I-A school's total men's athletic operating budget.

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Of the 96 Title IX complaints related to athletics received in the 2010 fiscal year, 11 involved allegations of discrimination against men

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"Athletics are driven largely by interest,and interest can differ from sport to sport, from gender to gender.” -American Sports Council

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...versus non-revenue sports.
– Peter Keating, ESPN The Magazine

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A lot of these battles that seem to be about Title IX are actually not about men versus women. They’re about revenue sports...

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..And then they add women’s rowing which no high school has" said Bobby Randall coach of Iowa state baseball team on college sports

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“They eliminated sports that the high schools were playing throughout the state — baseball, tennis, they had some swimming programs...

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Back in 1980, there were nearly 80 men's NCAA gymnastics teams. Today, fewer than 20 remain.

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An ESPN report on youth sports found that 34% of girls in grades 3-12 say sports is a big part of who they are; for boys the figure is 61%

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More than 450 wrestling teams vanished since 1972, with only 328 remaining. This is because of title IX quotas.

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Men's Tennis is a big title IX loser. D1 schools average 4.5 scholarships for men versus 8 for women.

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@BillyStitz The question isn't how many women sports have been added? It's the fact that women's sports never get dropped.

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More than 400 men’s athletic teams have been eliminated as a result of Universities needing to become NCAA compliant because of title IX.