The French by Mars and the pitch.

One on and hit the right to the left way back there.

Right back there.

Hold on.

Harkins win!

Hold on the minute!

It's the clear road home run!

And the track is in the back to him, you know, I don't believe!

It gets away right side to Jackama on his way in.

He's safe at the plate.back the shephler gets

away towards the dugout here comes be it go tigers win tigers win all right welcome in to tigers

win i am ashley clare kernie fig pen i am the Associate Athletic Director for Diversity Equity and Inclusion within the LSU

Athletics Department.

And I am joined today by the legendary coach D.D. Bro.

This year we are celebrating 50 years of Title IX.

And we are celebrating that within the athletics department here at LSU.

And so we thought it was very appropriate to speak to a pioneer, a trailblazer,

not only for athletics in general, but for LSU athletics specifically.

And so we wanted to hear her story.

So D, Dee, can you tell us a little bit about the journey you had

and how Title IX had impacted you back then and bring us through where we are today?

I don't know if we have enough time to talk about the whole journey, but I can tell you when Title IX was signed into

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