the list of reforming that dr. emert has bakley said these are his proposals, and i think it goes right to what we're the full and actual cost, taking the lead in areas of health and safety addressing the sexual assault issue which goes across all aspects of athletics, but also college experience. it's not limited to just one. medical insurance, dealing with those questions academic priorities. we've talked about the time issue, support for title ix. it's been regardable what's happening under title ix in terms of the women able to participate in athletics, gain scholarships. many of those may not have had a chance for scholarship help and support. the vast majority of schools whether division ii or division iii, not in the top 65, that offer all these opportunities, it's something we want to preserve. it's something we want to improve. i think we have a president of the ncaa who is a reformer, known as that. that's why he was hired. he's taken steps already, and willing to take significant steps forward. now, obviously

the list of reforming that dr. emert has bakley said these are his proposals, and i think it goes right to what we're, the full and actual cost, taking the lead in areas of health and safety, addressing the sexual assault issue which goes across all aspects of athletics, but also college experience. it's not limited to just one. medical insurance, dealing with those questions, academic priorities. we've talked about the time issue, support for title ix. it's been regardable what's happening under title ix in terms of the women able to participate in athletics, gain scholarships. many of those may not have had a chance for scholarship help and support. the vast majority of schools, whether division ii or division iii, not in the top 65, that offer all these opportunities, it's something we want to preserve. it's something we want to improve. i think we have a president of the ncaa who is a reformer, known as that. that's why he was hired. he's taken steps already, and willing to take significant steps forward. o

now, obviously it goes to this question, dr. emert of the 65. i was encouraged by your response to the chairman's question relative to their interest in addressing these issues. it's one thing to say they're willing to do it, it's another thing to do it. we wish you success but we understand that you're the proposal, you're the initiator, but they're the decision makers. so i hope mr. chairman over some period of time here, hopefully relatively soon, we can get a positive result from that effort. i think that's where the -- these major issues fall. but dr. emmerit. could you give us one more shot , but also to the root of the solution, and that is the top 65 which are the revenue generators. and we don't want to jeopardizes those that are not, and put them in a position where they won't be able to fulfill the level 9 supports that gists so many people the -- >> yes mr. chairman and senator coats, i think you're asking two of the most important questions. the first is a recognition that 100 or so years ago when the ncaa was created, it was as mr.