A comment on the report of the commission to review title IX enforcement in athletics

Where the Report of the Commission to Review Title IX Enforcement in Athletics comes up short is in its failure to tackle head-on the basic resource allocation dilemma of college sports. Succinctly stated, the dilemma is that overall revenues for college athletics are leveling off, if not falling, w...

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Published in:Gender issues 2002-04, Vol.20 (2-3), p.81-86
Main Authors: Dudley, Earl C, Rutherglen, George
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Affirmative action
College Athletics
College baseball
College basketball
College sports
Compliance
Enforcement
Expenditures
Football
Gender
Scholarships & fellowships
Schools
Sex discrimination
Teams
Undergraduate Students
Women
Womens Athletics
Womens sports
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Summary:Where the Report of the Commission to Review Title IX Enforcement in Athletics comes up short is in its failure to tackle head-on the basic resource allocation dilemma of college sports. Succinctly stated, the dilemma is that overall revenues for college athletics are leveling off, if not falling, while expenditures for existing programs are rising.
ISSN:1098-092X
1936-4717
DOI:10.1007/s12147-002-0018-0