This Article is about how some may feel that title IX is the reason why schools are eliminating male sports programs. The author also talks about court cases that involved Title IX cases between an athlete and a school. He discusses a 3 hurtles dealing with Title IX. Title IX is an Act of the United States Congress that was passed in 1972. This Act prevents sex separation in schools and other instructive Programs that get government reserves. Title IX has been an act for more than forty-five years and is credited with making everything fair for women in education, sports, and all the more as of late has been the lawful road for casualties of rape and badgering (Jones 2015). A basic role of Title IX is to stay away from the utilization of government assets to help oppressive practices. There are 3 prongs in Title. IX Prong 1 is called the 'sheltered harbor' test since in the event that a school agrees to this prong, at that point an assurance of the staying two prongs is pointless. The proportionality number is determined by taking the level of female understudies selected at the establishment, and subtracting the level of female competitors (Anderson, Cheslock, and Ehrenberg 2006; Yanus and O'Connor 2016). On the off chance that the proportionality number is certain, at that point there are progressively male competitors by rate. A zero proportionality number shows the sexual orientations are equivalent, and a negative number implies there are increasingly female competitors by rate (Anderson, Cheslock, and
Ehrenberg 2006; Yanus and O'Connor 2016). As far as the quantity of competitors, the DOE orders the 'copied' tally. For instance, a three-sport competitor taking part in the fall/winter/spring athletic seasons would be tallied multiple times for reasons for a competitor check (Mill operator v. College of Cincinnati 2008). To explain further, a competitor who strolls on and makes a group without a grant, groups that incompletely store or completely support themselves however are supported by the organization, and competitors in a list spot who may rehearse however don't contend, are all meant athletic interest (Hogshead-Makar and Zimbalist 2007). The NCAA references that it is a misnomer to presume that magnificent prong one is a 'protected harbor' since fulfilling any of the three prongs is adequate for Title IX consistence. In fact the proportionality test is the standard that extremely drives the assurance of whether a school is consistent or rebellious with Title IX. The second and third pieces of the settlement test take into account consistence by something short of proportionality. In the instance of Boucher v. Syracuse University, the District Court allowed outline judgment to the respondent college since it had shown a background marked by program extension as the college had plans to include progressively intercollegiate groups for female understudies (1999). While it is conceivable to consent to Title IX with the subsequent prong, it isn't the primary technique for examination, and it is hard for schools who don't meet the primary prong to meet the second as Syracuse shown for their situation. Prong Three Interests and Abilities Fully Effectively accommodated. The third prong of the three-section test is an assurance if the school has completely and effectively suited the interests of the under-spoke to sex (Policy Interpretation: Title IX and Intercollegiate Athletics 1979).