NCAA apologizes for disparities
between women's and men's facilities
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/20/2021 6:02:24 PM
The NCAA is promising to bring better resources to the Women's Division I Basketball Tournament after videos and images of the women's facilities sparked outrage among fans and athletes online. Ahead of March Madness, student-athletes and coaches shared comparisons between the men's training facilities and a single rack of dumbbells and one stationary bike for the women. The NCAA initially blamed the lack of space and vowed to improve the conditions. Lynn Holzman, the NCAA's women's basketball VP, said the plan was to provide more space and equipment to teams that further advanced in the tournament. "We want to be
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Disparities everywhere. Not mentioned is strict COVID protocols have made it difficult to jam everyone and everything into the same venue.