wampum66

Ah yes, a surgeon that does a procedure on an adult that specifically requests it to improve their quality of life should be criminally charged. This is why your "we're not bigots" cries hold no weight. People like y'all would've been the exact same people that were vehemently anti-gay people 10-20 years ago, but now thankfully that's at least more normalized. Thank goodness the amount of boomer-ass opinions on this thread aren't representative to what the majority of the population feels

It's not disingenuous. Maybe not you personally, but you know damn well there's a large number of people who are against trans athletes simply out of bigotry and are not open to any compromise or regulations to make the game more fair at all. No one in their right mind thinks Lebron James should be able to go to the WNBA overnight. But if the right amount of treatment is done to minimize the advantage to as little as possible or ideally 0, then who cares? And it's worth noting that it's only ever trans women that seem to get the hate. Would you really want a trans man to compete in women's sports just because they were born a biological women? Of course not, that wouldn't be fair

Exactly my point, you don't care about a level playing field in womens sports You just hate trans people

Yeah no shit, my original post was about NCAA rules regarding testosterone treatment and legal levels. But since you bring it up, would you say that if a transgender athlete undergoes testosterone treatment and has brought their levels down to the same as the average female that it would be fair for them to compete with women?

My post was regarding their right to participate in the competitions. Your article is not quite the same thing I was talking about. In regards to the locker room article you posted, sure, I think that if a transgender athlete has not yet undergone surgery then they should be in a separate locker room.

Well considering the fact that you can't just say "I identify as female" and play in NCAA female events, good luck with that. NCAA requires at least 1 year of documented testoterone suppression treatment as well as proof they are below the required level for female events. I think you'll be hard pressed to find people to do that just for a "gotcha". Probably because most people don't give a shit about how other people want to live their lives. But go ahead and keep on pretending like you care about women's sports 👌

Manchester

You guessed it man, first time applying for me. Good luck to you bro!

Killer scores dude! What MDS are you currently on?

Was this 40 slots for pilot or total for all positions?

Have our fates been decided?

40 slots yikes 😬 hoping its more like last year!

And now the wait for results begins!

Anyone heard any info on how many slots there will be for this year?