06-02-2023, 08:15 PM
(06-02-2023, 07:59 PM)GMDino Wrote: The state are from 2020.
And its 96% of mem coaching men and 56% of women coaching women.
But beyond that SHOULD men be coaching women?
That's in D1 college sports, the stats you provided show a slightly higher margin of women coaching women when all college sports divisions are included (way to cherry pick a stat). My whole point is... Big Deal
If more women wanted to coach women's sports, it seems like they have plenty of opportunity to do so in this day and age. In fact, if the percentage of women coaching in Men's sports switched over to Women's sports, the stats would likely lean toward more women than men coaching women's sports.
As to your question of "Should men be coaching Women's sports"? I ask you, "Why shouldn't they"? Seems rather discriminatory to exclude men from coaching women while we actively have women coaching men. Wouldn't you agree?
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