Please protect the men's soccer program, it has offered an amazing opportunity to hundreds of young men over the years.
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Charlie Dillett
11 years ago
Keep this great program going!
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Jay Gibson
11 years ago
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UW O is a fantastic university that has spent millions in recent years on new building dorms, etc. all money well spent to recruit and retain good students. Your telling me they can't figure out how to find enough money to have a men's soccer team?
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Eric Koehler
11 years ago
Let's ensure that UWO will remain competative and attract "Out of State" students (thus dollars) to UW and the wisconsin economy. There are other ways to reduce operating expenses!
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Todd schmitz
11 years ago
Great sport that's under attack ! We need to save the opportunity !
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Todd schmitz
11 years ago
Great sport that's under attack ! We need to save the opportunity !
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Ed Eastman
11 years ago
It would be a travesty to see this program die. Time to find a way!
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Gary Eckstein
11 years ago
Save soccer
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Kari Vis
11 years ago
Please keep the men's soccer at UWO!!
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Sharon Pink
11 years ago
Sharon Pink is from Platteville, don't know where Onalaska came from? UWP vs UWO for the Eberlein Cup bragging rights.
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Sharon Pink
11 years ago
The #1 sport in the world and growing in the U.S., a proud program at UWO for years, a great sport for players & families & fans - I support the sport at UWO and everywhere!
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Samantha Scherbarth
11 years ago
The UWO Men's Soccer team has some of the most passionate and dedicated players out there, they work so hard and it would be a mistake to cut them.
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Joel
11 years ago
Save the soccer program
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Marco
11 years ago
go titans
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jean l. crabtree kobin
11 years ago
UWO Mens Soccer Team members volunteer in the community, too! Check their high GPAs, too!
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Robert Trunley
11 years ago
Why cut this program - why punish success? UW-Oshkosh coaches and players have made, and comtinue to make, significant and meaningful contributions to the soccer community in this state.
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Fred D'Amato
11 years ago
Keeping the program is consistent with its growing prominence in the US. It's relatively cheap and UWO attracts some of the state's best players. Keep them playing!
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John Salamone
11 years ago
Good Luck
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Jared Benson
11 years ago
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Although I am not planning on playing soccer at UWO, i did attend the summer soccer camp of 2014 and was planning on attending many games during my future years as a Titan. I will be truly saddened and disappointed to see the men's soccer program go.
Please protect the men's soccer program, it has offered an amazing opportunity to hundreds of young men over the years.
Keep this great program going!
UW O is a fantastic university that has spent millions in recent years on new building dorms, etc. all money well spent to recruit and retain good students. Your telling me they can't figure out how to find enough money to have a men's soccer team?
Let's ensure that UWO will remain competative and attract "Out of State" students (thus dollars) to UW and the wisconsin economy. There are other ways to reduce operating expenses!
Great sport that's under attack ! We need to save the opportunity !
Great sport that's under attack ! We need to save the opportunity !
It would be a travesty to see this program die. Time to find a way!
Save soccer
Please keep the men's soccer at UWO!!
Sharon Pink is from Platteville, don't know where Onalaska came from? UWP vs UWO for the Eberlein Cup bragging rights.
The #1 sport in the world and growing in the U.S., a proud program at UWO for years, a great sport for players & families & fans - I support the sport at UWO and everywhere!
The UWO Men's Soccer team has some of the most passionate and dedicated players out there, they work so hard and it would be a mistake to cut them.
Save the soccer program
go titans
UWO Mens Soccer Team members volunteer in the community, too! Check their high GPAs, too!
Why cut this program - why punish success? UW-Oshkosh coaches and players have made, and comtinue to make, significant and meaningful contributions to the soccer community in this state.
Keeping the program is consistent with its growing prominence in the US. It's relatively cheap and UWO attracts some of the state's best players. Keep them playing!
Good Luck
Although I am not planning on playing soccer at UWO, i did attend the summer soccer camp of 2014 and was planning on attending many games during my future years as a Titan. I will be truly saddened and disappointed to see the men's soccer program go.
Safe Soccer!!