Stop the Elimination of the Sports at UB (men's swimming, men's soccer, baseball and diving and women's rowing)
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Nancy Nelson
9 years ago
Sports are an important aspect of college life and deleting swimming is hurting the women's team as they need the men to compete with for speed and excellence.
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David J Kaiser
9 years ago
Face the facts that "trying" to compete for FBS football $$ is killing your fan base and long time donor potential by eliminating opportunities in Olympic sports. This practice needs to stop.
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Jeff russell
9 years ago
Sports are vital to strengthening ones character and integrity.
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Alex Crawford
9 years ago
Keep Men's Swimming!
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Richard Nelson
9 years ago
This is an instant replay of the same thing in the 1960's. History repeating itself. A diverse student body be damned!
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Aditya Sidharth
9 years ago
I believe UB's Athletic department is behaving in a shady fashion and these teams do not deserve this treatment
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Angela
9 years ago
Cutting these sports is not the answer. Athletes work hard to get where they are and deserve to continue persuing their dreams. Has to be a better way to handle this.
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Mark Anderson
9 years ago
Bring back UB swimming and diving!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Instead of cutting other sports like soccer that do better than our football team try spending less of the insane amount of you you spend on the football team
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Darren Wynne
9 years ago
You should be ashamed with cutting men's soccer. Why don't men's soccer drop down to Division 3 and play. You spend way too much on your football team.
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Chris Pospisil
9 years ago
That's so many sports for a terrible reason.
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Jennie Gosule
9 years ago
Save UB men's swim and dive
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Debi Hochkeppel
9 years ago
Do not cut these sports. These student athletes have worked hard to have these opportunities.
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Peter Vanderkaay
9 years ago
This is a big mistake. Please reconsider this decision
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is a disgrace and unfair to all these althletes that dedicate much of their time to their sport. Not everyone can or wants to play basketball or football.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I don't think it's fair to althetes, I also think someone is laundering money. It's not worth losing the sports that are actually making money over ones that aren't. Also it makes the college experience.
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Cathy
9 years ago
People train their whole lives, they should find other things to save money
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Kamryn
9 years ago
This is a disgrace to student athletes who have worked their whole lives for these opportunities.
Sports are an important aspect of college life and deleting swimming is hurting the women's team as they need the men to compete with for speed and excellence.
Face the facts that "trying" to compete for FBS football $$ is killing your fan base and long time donor potential by eliminating opportunities in Olympic sports. This practice needs to stop.
Sports are vital to strengthening ones character and integrity.
Keep Men's Swimming!
This is an instant replay of the same thing in the 1960's. History repeating itself. A diverse student body be damned!
I believe UB's Athletic department is behaving in a shady fashion and these teams do not deserve this treatment
Cutting these sports is not the answer. Athletes work hard to get where they are and deserve to continue persuing their dreams. Has to be a better way to handle this.
Bring back UB swimming and diving!!
Instead of cutting other sports like soccer that do better than our football team try spending less of the insane amount of you you spend on the football team
You should be ashamed with cutting men's soccer. Why don't men's soccer drop down to Division 3 and play. You spend way too much on your football team.
That's so many sports for a terrible reason.
Save UB men's swim and dive
Do not cut these sports. These student athletes have worked hard to have these opportunities.
This is a big mistake. Please reconsider this decision
This is a disgrace and unfair to all these althletes that dedicate much of their time to their sport. Not everyone can or wants to play basketball or football.
I don't think it's fair to althetes, I also think someone is laundering money. It's not worth losing the sports that are actually making money over ones that aren't. Also it makes the college experience.
People train their whole lives, they should find other things to save money
This is a disgrace to student athletes who have worked their whole lives for these opportunities.
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Don't let this happen to our children.