I heard you out. We should stream all the baseball games So that people who are already at the games watching it can watch on TV. Got it.
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I heard you out. We should stream all the baseball games So that people who are already at the games watching it can watch on TV. Got it.
I could make this a really long post, but I’ll just say title IX And let it go at that.Quote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
Besides, there are a lot of people who are primarily softball fans, and their voices deserve to be heard as well
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by JayWalker
Not innacurate.
Do you have any idea how much the people who buy suites have to donate in order to buy the suite? So, you are saying if you paid all that money but only get 1/2 of the amenities you paid for, for several of the games you’d be OK with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by JayWalker
You talk really big with other peoples money. You also have a F the fans who support the program kind of attitude with that response.
FYI an RCAF employee and an assistant coach of many years both agreed with me 100%, when we discussed this subject during yesterdays game. But those 2 obviously understand who the customer is in this situation and how important it is to give the customer what they paid for.
Why do they put large TVs and living room style furniture in the suite, if it isn’t designed for the customer to sit and watch the game streaming, if that is how they choose to view it? At least that is how they sell the living space and TV to you when trying encourage you to buy the suite.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayWalker
Baseball translates very well to radio. Maybe due to the pace of the game.
100% agree! Of course, I am also the person with a radio at a live sporting event that I attend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duckster
I have MLB subscription and the best part of the subscription is the ability to listen to the radio broadcast synced up to the video feed.
Title 9 was passed in 1972, not following it for 25 years didnt seem to be an issue for SEC since softball didnt start until 1997. Where was their penalty for the 25 years of violations? I doubt seriously video is part of it. Although i would prefer to watch softball over baseball when the cajuns are involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayWalker
Come on guise and galls, dont you know how this works?Quote:
Originally Posted by R1Letterman
ps I don't.
Amen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duckster
Yeah but Barack Hussein actually made an emphasis to enforce title 9 leaving us in the position we're in today.Quote:
Originally Posted by R1Letterman
What were the penalties?Quote:
Originally Posted by CAJUNSby90
"There is a waiver for everything...., when you are a P4"- signed ncaa and dept of ED
I can’t believe it has to be said. A D1 program that can’t stream all of its baseball games in 2024 is ____ing ridiculous. Especially when it’s one of the most popular sports at the university.
What about in 2025? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlieK
Did anyone else noticed, but my ESPN app, did not report some of the scores that were played in softball these past two weekends, except for games against Texas and Ole Miss. Was looking for the scores and it had a list of all the ncaa softball games played nationally, but like Longwood vs UL was not reported. Wondering if its just how I have it configured on my phone?
Earn your R1 status and do some research.Quote:
Originally Posted by R1Letterman
There is nothing in Title 9 that says every school has to stream as many softball games as they do baseball. That is just pure bull$H!+. It is just a university thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAJUNSby90
Cut the checkQuote:
Originally Posted by CAJUNSby90
Great point....Quote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
For ex: bama baseball stadium capacity 8,500; softball 4,000
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"Schools can lose federal funds for violating Title ix. Although most institutions are not in compliance with Title IX, no institution has actually lost any federal money"
Ironically if the penalty for athletics violating title 9 is losing federal funding, wouldnt that take away money from academics side of the house. And athletics would be unscathed, #ooops. And we now ncaa woyldnt raise a finger unless it were a g5
While it isn't explicit on games broadast Title 9 very clearly states media coverage must be equal.Quote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
Ultimately we just don't have the funds available to have multiple broadcast available all the time. Especially now with NIL becoming an issue.
Then too, lol that’s how far behind I am right now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cajunrunner
Maybe this has already been discussed and if so I apologize. I know where Jay stands when it comes to this. Having said that I distinctly remember last year there was a game not being streamed yet had cameras set up and video in the club. Sunday I didn’t see any of the regular cameras. Hell I didn’t see any cameras at all. How do they conduct replay with no tv cameras? Other question is why can’t they just put the radio stream over the video feed when cameras are running inside the stadium since it costs extra to bring in a commentary crew? I don’t feel like these are unfair questions. Maybe I’m wrong.
Might be wrong but I think the requirement for replay is only in regard to conference games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Million$Mullet