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Date Posted: 10:19:30 05/13/02 Mon
Author: Tiger Casey
Subject: Re: Good Story On College Athletics From NYT
In reply to: mcgeorge 's message, "Good Story On College Athletics From NYT" on 09:41:28 05/13/02 Mon

These people are forgetting one very easy solution. I guess that nobody's ready to see women's football at the collegiate level. I'm sure there are more Ashley Martin's (Jacksonville St. kicker in 2001) out there who'd love a chance to compete, but feel as if they won't be given a chance. Heck, the Chiefs gave a tryout to Mia Hamm, for crying out loud. And there are women's pro leagues out there (one in the upper Mid-West and a semi-pro league in the Sac-Joaquin Valley at the very minimum). Why can't colleges do the same thing?

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