TopOfTheCircle
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Received an email last week rejecting my organization for credentialling at the 2007 NCAA Women's Division I lacrosse championship, saying that the number of requests is more than the capacity of the pressbox (in this case, the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field) and that my website does not do "substantial coverage" of lacrosse.
Franklin Field not only has one, but TWO pressboxes (the other one being one of those that is bolted under the upper deck and accessible by a catwalk). And given the fact that the sport is a third of what I do, I find the letter almost laughable.
There are going to be several journalists there who haven't done a single college story all year, but are there to cover their one "hometown" athlete.
Have folks had trouble getting NCAA credentials since the crackdown started in basketball a couple of years ago?
Franklin Field not only has one, but TWO pressboxes (the other one being one of those that is bolted under the upper deck and accessible by a catwalk). And given the fact that the sport is a third of what I do, I find the letter almost laughable.
There are going to be several journalists there who haven't done a single college story all year, but are there to cover their one "hometown" athlete.
Have folks had trouble getting NCAA credentials since the crackdown started in basketball a couple of years ago?