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Attendance is beside the point, it’s equal treatment of college athletes.
So leagues that are very profitable and bring their owners, universities, etc., large revenue should be the same as those that are unprofitable or just a drain? That's Communist, but typical of you. Do you want all workers to be paid the same? All companies to have a cap of earnings too?
So leagues that are very profitable and bring their owners, universities, etc., large revenue should be the same as those that are unprofitable or just a drain? That's Communist, but typical of you. Do you want all workers to be paid the same? All companies to have a cap of earnings too?
In that vein, should the colleges and the NCAA benefit from the free labor of the "student-athletes?" Or should they be paid relative to the value and revenue they bring to the programs?
They just need to get rid of all the men/women stuff and just create one basketball division, regardless of gender identification. It's the only fair way to go about things. The best people make the team, regardless of gender identification. It would also eliminate all this confusion with which division trans athletes play in. Everything would be equal.
lol There would be no women in that tournament. But I like your thinking combine the tournaments. Have a women's basketball team play a men's team. Gender isn't real after all. Everyone should be treated equally. Let us see how women like it if they actually have to compete with men.
They SHOULD be smaller. The ball is smaller and the hoop is lower.
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Originally Posted by robr2
Um, no. The rim height and ball size is the same as the men.
You're each half-right.
Smaller ball, same height goal.
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