I prefer UM soccer over women's softball, which is subjective, and also unrealistic, so you trying your hardest to be disprove a subjective opinion with an objective position that is really a non-sequitur is awfully weak. But... at least I gave reasons why it would be more successful. Your counter is that you've attended many women's sporting events. Probably back in the Nixon administration and probably hoping your male feminist routine would get you some.
I'm glad you think checking a football player's shoulder pads is the equivalent of a baseball bat that could potentially kill a player. Shows what type of person you are.
I notice you still haven't reconciled the 4th ranked recruiting class with those awful private school scholarship limitations. You may have missed it. That's ok, you probably got a Werther's Original stuck to your Walgreen's reading glasses.
How do you if Unoriginal Cane is a Canes "Insider"? Don't worry. He'll tell ya!
Nobody cares if you have a preference. The issue is that you chose to taunt people (with a Title IX insult) who might advocate for the addition of a women's program. So this isn't "subjective" vs. "objective", it's you being a sexist piece of garbage by acting as if we should add men's soccer instead of women's softball.
And you didn't give us any "reasons why it would be more successful", outside of some nonsense about FIU 2022 attendance, which immediately declined in 2023. Sure, those massive crowds of four or five or even SIX hundred are quite the success story. The only time FIU had a "packed house" last year was when local rival FAU came to play, but that won't stop you from spinning a myth about how men's soccer will suddenly transform the Athletic Department budget.
As for all of the stuff that you just pull from your ******, wasting the time of (partial) scholarship athletes to inspect bats (because, I guess, too much pine tar on an aluminum bat could "kill a player") is just insane. I'm sure you'll now belatedly try to buttress your position by going out and Googling some random coach's quote from a decade ago about how pre-game inspections "save lives".
And, no, I'm not going to slog through another one of your arrogant statistical battles over a 4th-ranked recruiting class. Unlike you, I actually know players and coaches and I've been told (for decades) how challenging it is to recruit partial-scholarship players to UM with our high cost of tuition. Nobody disputes that we find players with TALENT, but the character of our team has certainly become relatively one-dimensional, as our HS recruiting ranks are filled with rich kids who might not have the level of grit required when faced with adversity. But, hey, keep bragging about "recruiting rankings", since the "class rankings" certainly helped us to win national championships under Shannon and Golden and Richt and Diaz, right? Are you going to tell us how great our football program has been for the past 20 years "because recruiting rankings"?
Just stop lying. And look in the mirror once in a while. It's pretty telling as to your lack of character and argumentative ammunition when you complain about me mentioning attendance at women's sporting events...right after YOU brag about going to one Women's March Madness game (years ago) and a few FIU soccer matches in 2022.
What a lack of self-awareness on your part.
. Also, it’s not an NFL stadium they’re playing in- it’s very well attended for a college soccer game and gets loud as ****. I don’t need Google for that, I’ve been there. Show me where I said UM men’s soccer would be well attended. Pretend a deposition camera is in front of you so you can’t lie again. Just like UM baseball is hamstring by scholarship limitations when they got the 4th best recruiting class coming in again. Or talk about the futility of checking bats before a series. Don’t forgot to cry to the mods again!
