mr. berkowitz.y daughter was highly recruited gymnast in high school, and ultimately went to several different colleges to look at programs. she ultimately decided on ohio state and they made a lot of promises to her about we love that you know what you want to do we love that you know what your major is but the minute pretty much he got an campus she was told she had to change your major or she would lose her scholarship. wasn't based on performance although -- anyway, it's a revolving door in gymnastics at ohio state and we as parents try to get involved and went all the way up pashtun gene smith oversees gymnastics because there have been problems with the program but prima our conclusion was if it's not football they really don't care. it's not a money making sport, and we got no help no support from any of the academic side and we kept asking why was she told she could do this? ultimately there was no support from anyone in academics at ohio state. >> guest: gene smith is the person she referre

mr. berkowitz. my daughter was a highly recruited gymnast in high school, and ultimately went to several colleges to look at programs and she decided on ohio state and made a lot of decisions about we know what you want to do, we love that you know what your major is, but the minute pretty much she got on campus, she was told she had to change her major or she would lose her scholarship. anyway, it's a revolving door with gymnastics at ohio state, and we as parents tried to get involved. jim smith oversees gymnastics, because there's been a problem with the program. basically the conclusion was pretty much if it's not football, we don't care. it's not a money-making sport, and we got no help, no support from the academic side when we kept asking why she was being recruited. they knew it when she was recruited that she was this major, but ultimately, there was no support from anyone in academics at ohio state guest: gene smith is the athletics director at ohio state. these are the kinds of things we

mr. berkowitz. my daughter was a highly recruited gymnast in high school and ultimately went to several colleges to look at programs and she decided on ohio state and made a lot of decisions about we know what you want to do we love that you know what your major is but the minute pretty much she got on campus, she was told she had to change her major or she would lose her scholarship. anyway, it's a revolving door with gymnastics at ohio state, and we as parents tried to get involved. jim smith oversees gymnastics, because there's been a problem with the program. basically the conclusion was pretty much if it's not football, we don't care. it's not a money-making sport and we got no help, no support from the academic side when we kept asking why she was being recruited. they knew it when she was recruited that she was this major, but ultimately there was no support from anyone in academics at ohio state guest: gene smith is the athletics director at ohio state. these are the kinds of things we were