> Moreover, some of those athletes now may be wondering how much risk they unknowingly undertook in their game against the Spartans. They may be asking themselv

> Moreover, some of those athletes now may be wondering how much risk they unknowingly undertook in their game against the Spartans. They may be asking themselves, "Was I an inch or an angle or a lucky substitution away from being the next Peyton McNabb?" [... and denied] informed consent before assuming the additional risk of squaring off against a male athlete. Dude... If people can be justifiably afraid for their lives because the volleyball arcing over the net towards them happens to have been launched by a "man" rather than a "woman", then the sport itself is fundamentally unsafe and needs much deeper reform! So no, that doesn't seem like an honest argument.