[akiddoc]

The NCAA is fully supportive of transgender athletes:

https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/...e-n1263879

Fantastically inclusive policy, or the death of women's collegiate sports? As Stanford has probably the best women's college sports program in the county, curious as to the thoughts and potential repercussions. . . .

Mods, feel free to delete if the topic is too controversial to discuss here.

It's not going to affect women's sports much at all. There aren't many trans athletes in the first place, and the hormone level requirements make it even less of an issue. 

These states are enacting laws to regulate a non-problem. In 50 years people will look back and wonder why such idiotic laws were enacted.

[akiddoc]

The NCAA is fully supportive of transgender athletes:

https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/...e-n1263879

Fantastically inclusive policy, or the death of women's collegiate sports? As Stanford has probably the best women's college sports program in the county, curious as to the thoughts and potential repercussions. . . .

Mods, feel free to delete if the topic is too controversial to discuss here.

It's not going to affect women's sports much at all. There aren't many trans athletes in the first place, and the hormone level requirements make it even less of an issue. 

These states are enacting laws to regulate a non-problem. In 50 years people will look back and wonder why such idiotic laws were enacted.