ESPN: Half of College Football Players Know a Gay Teammate
Posted: 18 Aug 2009 04:17 AM PDT
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The College Football Preview Issue of ESPN the Magazine features a survey of college players that asks them their opinions and views on a number of topics--including whether or not they happen to know any gay fellow team members.
The survey of 85 college players was answered anonymously, ensuring candid results. What reporters Bruce Feldman and Ryan Hockensmith discovered, contrary to the stereotype of jocks being uniformly ultra-uptight about sharing their locker rooms with gay teammates, is that many of them do.
"Almost half of those surveyed (49.4%, to be exact) said yes, they believe they have at least one gay teammate," reported a capsule write-up of the survey that appeared at BusinessWire.com on Aug. 14. (Continue Reading-Source/Edge)
Just 50%, a few are not telling I bet.
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