NCAA Division III Student-Athletes opposed to cutting schedules
309 Comments
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Anthony Kromvig
12 years ago
voting no
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Ashleigh T.
12 years ago
All athletes have the right to play
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vanda torrenueva
12 years ago
voting no
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Cathy Renk
12 years ago
Division III student athletes are not paid to participate. They are competing because of their PASSION for their sport. Please don't limit their ability to compete. Leave that decision up to the specific University Administrators.
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Dylan Gausman
12 years ago
#LetUsCompete
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daniel Ranieri
12 years ago
#LetUsCompete
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Tom Tait, PhD
12 years ago
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So, because D III athletes do not receive athletic grants-in-aid, they therefore should not be allowed to fully participate in their chosen sport to the extent that athletic grant-in-aid athletes are allowed to do? Sounds more than a little screwy to me.
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Charlie Meyer
12 years ago
We already struggle enough to find enough time to practice our skills, don't limit that anymore than it already is.
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Julian
12 years ago
Why?
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Adam Hocking
12 years ago
#LetUsCompete
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Tom Howell
12 years ago
Don't cut the number of allowable contests.
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Megan Dahl
12 years ago
I was a D3 gymnast for 4 years and I absolutely loved competing - don't take that away from the athletes!
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Evan Rusch
12 years ago
Do not shorten the schedule
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Mark Landefeld
12 years ago
Leave this as an institutional decision
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Brandon Zarnoth
12 years ago
we already don't get hardly anything!
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Natalie Gayner
12 years ago
As a DIII athlete, I do not want games cut from my soccer schedule at MSOE.
voting no
All athletes have the right to play
voting no
Division III student athletes are not paid to participate. They are competing because of their PASSION for their sport. Please don't limit their ability to compete. Leave that decision up to the specific University Administrators.
#LetUsCompete
#LetUsCompete
So, because D III athletes do not receive athletic grants-in-aid, they therefore should not be allowed to fully participate in their chosen sport to the extent that athletic grant-in-aid athletes are allowed to do? Sounds more than a little screwy to me.
We already struggle enough to find enough time to practice our skills, don't limit that anymore than it already is.
Why?
#LetUsCompete
Don't cut the number of allowable contests.
I was a D3 gymnast for 4 years and I absolutely loved competing - don't take that away from the athletes!
Do not shorten the schedule
Leave this as an institutional decision
we already don't get hardly anything!
As a DIII athlete, I do not want games cut from my soccer schedule at MSOE.
No
Let them play!!
Vote no on Prop. 2-7
I vote against Prop. 2-7