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The studio crew seems unaware that the Kazmeier voting has already taken place. They think it should be determined by which team wins tonight.
Which is silly. Harvey is so clearly the best player in the country.
It seems very clear that I was correct that the big tier separation comes between the #3 and #4 teams in the country. I was just wrong about the identity of the #3 team.
The spearing, in particular, was an absolute no brainer call. From the NCAA rulebook:
There is no question that the Badger, Pieckenhagen, I think, made a spearing motion. Whether she made contact with Desa's body, or just her jersey, makes no difference.
They've let a lot more go on Wisconsin. The Badgers have committed two major penalties already, and received a total of two minutes for them. The spearing of Desa was an inexcusable noncall.
One thing to keep in mind is that Ohio State generates a lot more revenue than this. Their trips to the College Football Playoff have large payouts, and the Big 10's TV contracts depend on them and about four other schools (Michigan, Penn State, Oregon, and USC). The rest of the money gets...
Yes, they do. Most college coaching contracts have buy-outs written into them, in case the coach wants to go elsewhere, or the school wants to get rid of the coach without cause. The coach movement we see is permitted by the contracts.
I guarantee you that those buy-outs are enforced.
No. Title IX is applied across an entire athletic department, not individual sports. There is no requirement that athletes of one gender in a specific sport be treated identically to athletes of the other gender in that sport.
I believe that the citations that the women's transfer portal was altered are incorrect. The men's ice hockey transfer portal opening was moved to the Monday after the NCAA championship game, but the NCAA website says nothing about the women's portal being changed...
My reaction to Idalski would be the same as my reaction to Muzerall, for pretty much the same reasons. I wouldn't stop being a fan, but it would make the team less fun to root for.
I have a friend who was a backup goalie for Michigan State in the mid-80s. When I described my first trip to Columbus to watch the Gophers, he said, "They still play in that dump?"
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