UW by a boat length

YellowSnow

Forgot to add that @PurpleBaze and @Mad_Son ’s badgers were not very strong this year with an 11th place finish overall.

dnc

YellowSnow said:

Forgot to add that @PurpleBaze and @Mad_Son ’s badgers were not very strong this year with an 11th place finish overall.

We don’t need no stinking badgers!

YellowSnow

dnc said:

YellowSnow said:

Forgot to add that @PurpleBaze and @Mad_Son ’s badgers were not very strong this year with an 11th place finish overall.

We don’t need no stinking badgers!

@creepycoug ?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4OcM23Hbs5U

trublue

39 NCAA D-1 schools with men’s competitive rowing . . . I wonder how many offer scholies . . . The Ivy’s don’t (in any sport).
https://www.ncsasports.org/mens-rowing/colleges
89 NCAA D-1 schools with women’s competitive rowing.

YellowSnow

trublue said:

39 NCAA D-1 schools with men’s competitive rowing . . . I wonder how many offer scholies . . . The Ivy’s don’t (in any sport).
https://www.ncsasports.org/mens-rowing/colleges
89 NCAA D-1 schools with women’s competitive rowing.

Cal and Washington both have scholarships for Men's Rowing (10- 12 full rides typically). However, these are paid for out of private endowments vs the school's athletic dept. budget and therefore don't count against Title IX numbers. Oregon St doesn't have scholarships for Men's Rowing and I'm not sure about Stanford's team.

I feel like the Ivy's substitute "academic aid" or something of the like to make up for not having athletic scholarships.

trublue

Thanks for the info, Snow . . , Interesting.