College Entrance Scam includes former Yale Women's Soccer Coach

Justafan said:
Semenya born with no dick, so she gets to run with the females right? You lose. Get your ass back to the off topic forum.
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I think there was a time when the East Germans perfected the technique of surgically altering male athletes just enough to pass the Olympic physical examination that athletes claiming to be female might be subjected. Talk about a life-long commitment to your sport!
 
Justafan said:
Semenya born with no dick, so she gets to run with the females right? You lose. Get your ass back to the off topic forum.
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I think she should, not her choice.
You people love choice and anyone who chooses to pretend to b something they are not shouldn’t be allowed in any competition except hot dog eating contests.
 
Sheriff Joe said:
I think she should, not her choice.
You people love choice and anyone who chooses to pretend to b something they are not shouldn’t be allowed in any competition except hot dog eating contests.
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She was born with XY so she actually should be categorized as male. I recall from the article she wasn’t born with a penis but actually started growing one as she hit puberty. That Y chromosome doesn’t mess around.

Unless she has tried to switch herself, to be fair, this isn’t her fault. In this case, she was actually born this way - what a tough case - up until puberty she thought of herself as a girl because she didn’t have a penis but then grew one - I mean who would’ve thunk?!?

But again, blood tests should’ve seen the Y chromosome and she should’ve been classified as male from day one instead.
 
Supermodel56 said:
She was born with XY so she actually should be categorized as male. I recall from the article she wasn’t born with a penis but actually started growing one as she hit puberty. That Y chromosome doesn’t mess around.

Unless she has tried to switch herself, to be fair, this isn’t her fault. In this case, she was actually born this way - what a tough case - up until puberty she thought of herself as a girl because she didn’t have a penis but then grew one - I mean who would’ve thunk?!?

But again, blood tests should’ve seen the Y chromosome and she should’ve been classified as male from day one instead.
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This is a very rare case any way you look at it, and the rules of any sport should not be altered to the point of an absolutely absurd contingency.
 
The Outlaw said:
Everyone else got it but you.

~ Elephant in the room
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Let's see -- you said about me "you're the part that's incoherent." I then offered to help you since you found me incoherent - "What part don't you understand? Perhaps I can guide you through it one word at a time." Now you have responded with "Everyone else got it but you."

It appears that not only your writing, but your reading as well, is incoherent.
 
And it seems no one really cares and nothing is being done to hold people accountable or to change policy or protocol. I feel for the top gymnasts that had been interested in competing with UCLA but didn’t get a spot on the roster those years.
 
Soccer43 said:
And it seems no one really cares and nothing is being done to hold people accountable or to change policy or protocol. I feel for the top gymnasts that had been interested in competing with UCLA but didn’t get a spot on the roster those years.
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Several coaches and administrators have lost their jobs so far, others (including parents) are facing legal charges, so I wouldn't say nothing has been done. What I fear, however, is that this only scratches the surface and that there are perhaps 10 times as many cases of abuse more or less identical to those that have been exposed that are sitting like quietly ticking time bombs. The old days of coaches quietly being let go because they helped one of their athletes write a paper so he could pass a class and stay academically eligible seem like small potatoes now.
 
Soccer43 said:
And it seems no one really cares and nothing is being done to hold people accountable or to change policy or protocol. I feel for the top gymnasts that had been interested in competing with UCLA but didn’t get a spot on the roster those years.
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I love how this article addressed the grossness of this "side door". It just looks bad.
 
I'm not sure if this is related to the entrance scam or not - the AD at UNC-Greensboro was fired because he had a gambling habit ($20,000 to $30,000 losses) that included betting on UNCG teams. Shoved into the news article in an oh-by-the-way fashion is the firing of the just hired men's soccer coach, before his team has played a single NCAA game.

Meanwhile, men’s soccer coach EJ O’Keeffe, a Greensboro native and university alumnus, resigned this week, just six months after he was hired, amid an ongoing NCAA investigation. Athletics director Kim Record declined to comment on that investigation.

https://www.greensboro.com/sports/c...cle_6eab650a-af13-11e9-9f1a-2b39036f6c9c.html​
 
espola said:
Several coaches and administrators have lost their jobs so far, others (including parents) are facing legal charges, so I wouldn't say nothing has been done. What I fear, however, is that this only scratches the surface and that there are perhaps 10 times as many cases of abuse more or less identical to those that have been exposed that are sitting like quietly ticking time bombs. The old days of coaches quietly being let go because they helped one of their athletes write a paper so he could pass a class and stay academically eligible seem like small potatoes now.
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I was talking about anything happening at UCLA- aside from the Men’s soccer coach getting fired nothing else has happened to any other coach, athletic director or any investigation or policy changes. It seems as if it is being ignored to see if it will just all drift away
 
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