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for them? >> honestly, i don't think so. i recently spoke to a radical feminist group. guess what, everyone there agrees. every who was in attendance agrees that males should not be allowed to play on women's sports teams. anyone who has a biological male and play on a men's or boys team. while this rewrite of title ix is doing is stripping women's opportunities. the entire purpose of title ix was to give women opportunities that we didn't have. now we have had them for 52 years. i was 5 when title ix was passed. that gave me the opportunity to play 2 division i sports at a college. i played field hockey and lacrosse. i was able to get an athletics ownership which made my college cheaper than my high school. but we are doing now as a trans

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Caitlin Clark Breaks Women's Scoring Record: 'That's The One That Really Counts'

Caitlin Clark had already surpassed Kelsey Plum for the most points in Division I women’s basketball history.

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Higher Education Leaders Are Asleep At The Wheel

Not surprising, the highest paid college coaches and administrators are supporting paying athletes as employees.

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NCAA, ESPN Agree On 8-Year, $920-Million Media Rights Extension

ESPN and the NCAA have reached a new, eight-year agreement beginning Sept. 1, 2024, for NCAA championships media rights.

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NCAA And ESPN Agree To 8-Year, $920-Million Media Rights Extension

ESPN and the NCAA have reached a new, eight-year agreement beginning Sept. 1, 2024, for NCAA championships media rights.

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College Athletes Will Not Become "Employees" Tomorrow

NCAA President Charlie Baker’s December 5, 2023 proposal would create a new "rich institutions" subdivision within Division I that would permit institutions to provide...

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Why College Athletes Will Not Become Employees Tomorrow

NCAA President Charlie Baker’s December 5, 2023 proposal would create a new "rich institutions" subdivision within Division I that would permit institutions to provide...

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Americas Newsroom

>> bill: you like this. potential gut punch. usa burkesing has now allowed a new transgender policy to enable biological men to compete against women in the ring. brian brenberg and joe concha. men and women in the ring, what could go wrong, joe? >> my wife was a division i athlete at georgetown. she is not a political person in any way, shape or form. when it comes to this topic, suddenly the mood, pace and passion comes to the forefront and makes a very good argument. that is, if you ban steroids or hgh being used by division i and professional athletes to give them an advantage, how do you not do the same for the chemical and biological advantage we see when men compete against women especially boxing, by the way?

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CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell

>> norah: finally, tonight, the most exciting player in college basketball has done it again. >> they are going to get the ball up in time. clark for the win. yes! >> norah: swoosh. iowa's caitlin clark kit that three-pointer at the buzzer to lead the hawkeyes to a last-second victory over michigan state. the reigning national player of the year scored 40 points for the tenth time in her career, the most of any division i player in recent history. she is simply incredible. what a baller. love her. well, that is tonight's >> judge judy: so he had been living with his brother? >> prior to living with me, yes. his brother beat him up and kicked him out. >> announcer: a father's way of showing gratitude... >> judge judy: you bought a motorcycle and put it in your son's name. >> yes. >> announcer: the peace didn't last for long. >> judge judy: and then, you and your son got into an argument? >> we had an altercation. i couldn't stay there anymore. >> judge judy: and you took the bike with you. your son called the police and said, "somebody stole my bike."

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How The White House's Decision Not To Include Women Athletes In College Athletic Panel Shows Blind Spot

Why in the world would the White House think former football players can speak for all student athletes, especially the nearly 88,000 women who play Division I sports?

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