Theoniongoat wrote:
Those are some slow times. I assume it was a hard course.
brendanberney wrote:
Why are women XC runners slow even at a collegiate level
sprint school wrote:
Theoniongoat wrote:
Those are some slow times. I assume it was a hard course.
You assume wrong; the times were slow because UNLV is S-L-O-W.
Check the results from the conference T&F championships and see how many scored points came from the distance (the correct answer is ZERO).
Jimmy21 wrote:
Looking at the results...... Is it common for collegiate teams to recruit a bunch of kenyans?
Number 1 wrote:
Most of the rest of them are saying they are number 1 so it must be true.
Thank you football wrote:
Number 1 wrote:
Most of the rest of them are saying they are number 1 so it must be true.
Thanks to UNLV football and Title IX most of these 20:00-23:50 5k "athletes" are on athletic scholarship.
B-R-A-V-O!
Jimmy21 wrote:
Looking at the results...... Is it common for collegiate teams to recruit a bunch of kenyans?
Thank you football wrote:
Number 1 wrote:
Most of the rest of them are saying they are number 1 so it must be true.
Thanks to UNLV football and Title IX most of these 20:00-23:50 5k "athletes" are on athletic scholarship.
B-R-A-V-O!
Nice wrote:
Thank you football wrote:
Number 1 wrote:
Most of the rest of them are saying they are number 1 so it must be true.
Thanks to UNLV football and Title IX most of these 20:00-23:50 5k "athletes" are on athletic scholarship.
B-R-A-V-O!
First of all, do you have any basis for believing they're on scholarship? Second, why in the world would you care if they were?
I just don't understand grumbling about the prospect of women having their education and sport subsidized by football revenue. It isn't obvious to me why that would be wrong. Maybe Thank you football can illuminate us on this. Probably not though.
honest guy wrote:
UNLV lost to Div. II Alaska Anchorage at its home invite. UAA defeated UNLV 26-57 and UAA had the top two women in the race.
In the article on its athletic's website, UNLV doesn't even mention that they lost to UAA but noted that they won the D I title. They even gave themselves a trophy (for finishing second in a meet that only had six teams).
Thankfully the NCAA changed the rules and new this year the results can not be separated by division.
https://unlvrebels.com/news/2018/9/22/womens-cross-country-rebels-take-division-i-section-title-at-home-meet.aspx?path=wcross
