Below is one of many articles he has written related to this continuing problem. So you think Title IX has been a good thing for females, well the full story isn't being told, particlarly when you consider how it has negatively effected the development of minor sports . As part of my ongoing research into Title IX problems, I came upon some interesting information. Although not directly related to wrestling or surfing as sports, it has a very applicable reference to participation based on sex in the surfing community, particularly as it relates to female interest in certain types of activities. Surfing is also a college sport on the West Coast, but unlike wrestling, no scholarships or other financial inducements are available.
Surfers compete simply for pleasure.
The lack of monetary inducement tends to make the research applicable to the general rather than specific, and makes the comparison to Title IX problem very applicable. For my comparisons, I use a research paper produced by a surfer, Stephen Wayne Hull in August, 1976. This is a concept I will persue further. Doesn't this sound like something we've been hearing recently when discussing female athletic programs in college. Maybe female activists don't believe credible research performed prior to their destruction of minor college sports .