NCAA- Louisville Men Can't Go Cheer the Lady Cards in the Finals

[02Ram54]

It would be considered an extra benefit.

[LRCW]

NCAA is beyond stupid.

[LRCW]

It would be considered an extra benefit.

 

Shouldn't going to the White House be considered the same?

[02Ram54]

Who knows. I'm way too tired at this point to try and tease that logic out.

[MJAlltheWay24]

I really can't stand the NCAA.

[DragonFire]

I really can't stand the NCAA.

 

Who can?

[The Professor]

Why don't the NCAA simply use common sense. Why be so rigid all the time.

[SvFan4life]

I agree with it.

 

 

I mean did every other team get to watch their women's teams?

 

Obviously the men's team wouldn't pay for it and its a high dollar event I'm sure.

 

 

I don't see the problem with it. Why should they get to go watch them?

[madman]

The NCAA is so stupid.

[Original Rookie]

I bet some of the players are glad they don't have to.

[HammerTime]

Wow, that's ridiculous.

[BlueFan]

Shouldn't going to the White House be considered the same?

 

If they want to swap the White House trip for the opportunity to attend and support the Lady Cards play in the Championship game, the NCAA might go for it.........but I'll wager that was not what the Men's team wanted to do.

[PurplePride92]

I agree with it.

 

 

I mean did every other team get to watch their women's teams?

 

Obviously the men's team wouldn't pay for it and its a high dollar event I'm sure.

 

 

I don't see the problem with it. Why should they get to go watch them?

 

To show solidarity and school support. Because it would be an extra benefit is not a good enough reason for them to not be allowed to go IMO. Like they can't fly to NOLA and then fly back with the women's team.

[doubledeuce]

I guess the UCONN mens team wont be there either...

[SvFan4life]

 

To show solidarity and school support. Because it would be an extra benefit is not a good enough reason for them to not be allowed to go IMO. Like they can't fly to NOLA and then fly back with the women's team.

 

What makes UL any different than UCONN?