The NCAA claims that it should not have to worry about enforcing Title IX, they feel that is the job of the federal court. Accepting the proposal on the table, we would assert that the simple removal of football from most college s athletic departments would suffice in leveling the distribution of opportunities and resources for men and women athletes. As college coaches we feel that this would benefit all parties involved. We will not be forced to eliminate minor sports or non-revenue producing men s sports, because this proposal would cause enrollment numbers and athletic participation numbers to come into balance for the sexes. As coaches we feel that changing to a minor league program will increase revenue.
More money means, better coaches and the best athletes that money can buy.
The increase revenue will come from being able to have alcohol sales and privates endorsements for athletes. The alcohol sale will increase because of the separation of the college with the minor league team. The college will not feel its promoting consumption of alcohol beverages. These private endorsements for some athletes will free up money for other athletes and reduce expenses for the program. This also bring team endorsement to the table, this makes recruiting for coaches a lot easier.