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2017-2018 D1 Women's Soccer Talk!
- Thread starter gkrent
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Why does that make the college cup location a serious problem?
MakeAPlay
DA
Stanford and one of the state schools will both be pretty stacked and possible college cup teams. The college cup is back in North Carolina and state schools can't play games there. So if that stats school is in the college cup they will have to forfeit or get some sort of waiver. Stanford may or may not do what the state schools do. $C isn't doing what the state schools are doing.
Why cant they play there?
MakeAPlay
DA
That doesn't. My prior post does.
Maybe its time to tell the state schools to pull their heads out of their asses, and concentrate on whats important, instead of flag waving their pet causes on the rest of us.
MakeAPlay
DA
California public funds cannot be used for travel to North Carolina, Texas, Kansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky, South Dakota and Tennessee.
MakeAPlay
DA
I don't think the players have a problem with it. Maybe those states should stop mixing church and state.
Maybe that goes both ways.
Mixing Church and State is not how I read it.
MakeAPlay
DA
Fair enough. I am curious as to how it will play out. The California public schools are strong across a wide variety of sports.
One option could be for the athletes to put pressure on the state to back the F off on the social crusade, and get back to the three R's.
Just a suggestion.
Soccer games are important?
At least as important as the political charade that would prevent them.
NoGoal
DA
MakeAPlay
DA
It is in the Orlando Pride's new stadium this year but in 2018 it is in Cary, NC and in 2019 it is in San Jose. My only concern is that one year as 2019 will be my player's last season. It goes back to North Carolina in 2020 so it will likely be a concern for some that year.
MakeAPlay
DA
The athletes would be supportive of the boycott for the most part. I honestly wouldn't have a problem with her team going undefeated and then refusing to play. The NCAA is pretty forward thinking and since a good percentage of the national championships come from the Golden state I think that exceptions may be made.
chargerfan
GOLD
You consider punishing states for not providing basic civil rights for minority groups a "social crusade"?
No.
I consider the social crusade, a social crusade.
If you can point to a "basic civil right" any of the states in question do not provide, we may have an agreement.