“We completely embrace Title IX, and in our opinion we are the ones who are defending Title IX.  The actual language of Title IX is such that it prohibits gender based discrimination on college campuses that receive federal funds” (Pyeatt, Title IX Discriminates Against Men’s Athletics, Suit Alleges).

Moyer pointed out Marquette University’s wrestling squad, which was cancelled because of a gender quota.  The university had provided only minimal help to the athletes, as far as money.  According to Moyer, the Marquette wrestling team was almost completely funded from private donations from alumni.  Moyer did say however, that the school provided money for all utilities in the practice area.  He also commented about the athletes on the wrestling team,

“They simply had too many male athletes in their athletic department. The only reason they were eliminated was because they were men, which clearly violates everything that Title IX is about.”

The NWLC filed their brief, and had many comments to make on the subject.  The group felt that the NWCA was accusing women and suggested that they move their bull’s-eye away from women and more towards the school’s refusal to support both men and women’s teams.  They also suggested that the NWCA look to the schools to take money away from “the bloated” football and men’s basketball programs.  This argument by the NWLC seems inaccurate because Moyer had previously stated that they supported women’s sports.  The case was dismissed and appealed later by the NWCA; however, not much was accomplished in favor of them (Pyeatt, Title IX Discriminates Against Men’s Athletics, Suit Alleges).