Although I agree teh OP is a dumbass, I do have to agree with him about sports in Universities. In many cases rather than raising money for womens sports, mens sports are just cut. He has a legitimate point about it being a business.
I'll give you an example Ive experienced in high school. I was on the wrestling team. There were a few girls who wanted to wrestle. They joined, no problems really. Everyone was supportive of them etc. However, I do feel it is a bit unfair for a male to have to wrestle against a female. I've done it on more than one occasion and its a very odd role to be in. First, I didn't feel comfortable 'man-handling' a woman. Second, I didn't feel comfortable at all touching said woman in ways that are required when competing against other guys. If you've never wrestled competitively I don't think you'll understand, but if you have I'm sure you do. Third, EVERYONE is cheering for the girl. If the guy wins, big deal. If the girl wins that guy will be ridiculed and taunted for so long. That's really the least of the problems. The 2nd point is the biggest one.
Point of this story though. The girls were allowed to wrestle because they did not have a girls team available to them. Fine, I can live with that. Myself and one other guy one year decided we wanted to play volleyball. (This was legitimate, I had torn my ACL and the wrestling pressures were to hard on it. Volleyball was something my knee could handle.) There was no male volleyball team available, but there was a females. We weren't allowed to join though.
Why not? Women could play all the womens sports, plus the men's football and wrestling sports. Men had basketball, soccer, baseball. No women ever played on those. Women had Soccer, basketball and softball. Some equivalents. For the mens wrestling women had volleyball. But they could also wrestle. And women didn't have a footbal equivalent, but they were allowed to play football. They also had cheerleading.
So I ask you, how is that fair?