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Old Wed Oct 09, 2002, 08:55am
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Originally posted by A Pennsylvania Coach
Forget the standpoint of crowd size. Why would it be fair to have 100% of the girls' games be on school nights (sometimes our buses get back after 11:00 PM), and only 50% of the boys' games, especially when it is so easy to fix like Western Massachusetts just did?
I may be wrong, but it doesn't seem to me that the issue has ever been about getting home late. I never read comments from people bringing Title IX litigation about their daughters getting home at 11:00 more often than the boys. The issue is always crowd size, exposure to college coaches and the prestige of playing on the "prime" basketball nights. Always.

If getting home late was the problem, they could simply start the games earlier. Yes, that would make logistical problems, but it could be done without too much difficulty.

Just my opinion.

Chuck
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