Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

[FiveHoleFrenzy]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

Save big money at Menards.

You could use a theme song...

This could work: Poison Whiskey

 

[robertearle]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

Sen. Birch Bayh, the author of "Title IX" (among a good number of other things he help foster and pass) died this morning.

There's a pretty darn good chance we all wouldn't be here talking about what we talk about if not for Title IX, and if not for Sen Bayh.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-amendment-title-ix-bayh-dole-act/3160438002/

 

[Timothy A]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

Looks like there is one closet 'Cuse fan on the site or someone pushed the wrong button.

Is 36 votes some kind of record?

 

[Still Eeyore]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

Is 36 votes some kind of record?

More than two votes per person.

 

[TonyTheTiger20]

More than two votes per person.

Perfect

 

[ARM]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

Looks like there is one closet 'Cuse fan on the site or someone pushed the wrong button.

Is 36 votes some kind of record?

It might be a record for this week. We had more participation earlier this decade, and from memory, I'd say that there was even more ~ 15 years ago. For example, this FF poll, one of Grant's favorites , got 56 votes:
https://board.uscho.com/showthread....r-Field-in-Erie-PA-(Collegiate-D-I-not-D-III)

 

[Timothy A]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

More than two votes per person.

You can vote more than once? What is this, Illinois?

 

[bluffrinkrat]

Re: Which four women's D-I teams advance to the FF in Hamden?

You can vote more than once? What is this, Illinois?

Or more specifically, Chicago. Or at least Chicago in 1960 when the dead also voted, maybe twice.