Men House v NCAA/Title lX news

[CameliasFingerpaint]

Dying to know what is considered the threshold for "excessive amount of pasta."

 

[Sasha]

Dying to know what is considered the threshold for "excessive amount of pasta."

Me too, what's the point at which someone decides it's a problem that needs to be formally pursued? Pasta is so cheap! How egregiously big were their portions?

 

[irichluck21]

I guess they didn't take them to Olive Garden!

 

[RedBirdie]

NCAA regulations are so insane. There's a reason why universities have to employ a small army of compliance officers.

Back when Mr. Birdie and I were dating, he played D3 baseball. My dad made a small donation to the team, which in the eyes of the NCAA made my dad a booster. The coach wasn't thrilled to find me, Mr. Birdie, and my parents out to dinner one night (small town, there's one nice restaurant). "He bought you dinner? That's an NCAA violation, do you know how much trouble you could get us into?!" Which is absolutely absurd. We had been dating for 3 years at this point, we lived together. No one, I mean no one, gives a shit is some guy playing for one of the worst D3 schools in the entire country gets his dinner paid for by his girlfriend's dad.

But technically it was an NCAA violation.

 

[OnoNoKomachi]

I wonder if those numbers include Sonoma State, which is eliminating its whole athletic program due to the school's financial issues (but they are division 2 - is this only division 1 numbers?)

It doesn't, as that was in January and the tweet specifies the last 60 days.

 

[OnoNoKomachi]

Another article from the Swimming community, but a lot applies to men's (and a lot of women's) NCAA gymnastics

The Clock Is Ticking: What the NCAA Settlement Means For The Future of Olympic Sports

We can’t sit back and hope this works itself out. The settlement has passed. The model is changing. What we do next will determine whether our sports survive.

swimswam.com

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Me too, what's the point at which someone decides it's a problem that needs to be formally pursued? Pasta is so cheap! How egregiously big were their portions?

Sounds like a challenge.

 

[mle]

It doesn't, as that was in January and the tweet specifies the last 60 days.

Oh, ok - there was a lawsuit and the court ruling in May that said they could follow through with the cuts (so I didn't know if the May date counted as 60 days). https://norcalpublicmedia.org/20250...oma-state-athletic-programs-majors-to-proceed