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On Sept. 12, nine former UL softball players filed gender discrimination complaints against the university to the Office of Civil Rights.
Two of them — DJ Sanders and Shae Schreckengost — said it didn’t take very long after leaving Lafayette for them to feel even more shortchanged during their tenure as a Ragin’ Cajuns.
“Honestly it (filing OCR complaint) had a lot to do with me being in Oregon and seeing the difference between the two programs,” Sanders said.
P5 money exposes a world of hurt.
Oregon makes 95% of all athletic programs look like poop when it comes to how they treat athletes.
Yet she decided to come back here and finish her degree .. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
Didn't I read on here that Lotief turned down the offer to get turf for the SB field?Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun_lannister
Correct. Our administration offered to find 6 figures of funds for outfield turf.Quote:
Originally Posted by LaCajunsFan
Breaking news. Oregon treats their athletes better than UL does. Wasn’t she kind of expecting that?
Grotenhuis is quoted as saying that UL was the place that she wanted to play since she was little. That is disingenuous because I believe that she originally committed to Alabama when she was a freshman in high school. Something happened with that commitment and she then came to UL. Why commit to Alabama if UL was the place you wanted to play at?
Pretty sure she also states she was forced to catch when she wasn’t cleared medically. That is a coaches decision, not training staff or Title IX.Quote:
Originally Posted by SportyCajun459
In the same statement, she backs the previous coaching staff. Lawyers will destroy these girls on the standQuote:
Originally Posted by cajun4life