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RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

@adbono posted:
Some (not very many) college women athletes have big social media followings. For the most part, why do you think that is?

I’ll bet most of the thousands of male followers of Olivia Dunne can’t name any gymnastic move she makes. I could pick her out of a crowd. I would have to guess what events are her best. No, I don’t follow her.

If I was going to follow a female athlete it would be Riley Gaines. I strongly support her position. It’s not about being anti trans. It’s about being pro female athlete from having one who was a multi sport high school athlete and played college softball.

The only people I follow on social media are journalists who I read their columns.

12/8/231:52 PM

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