NCAA Women's Tournament May Look More Like Men's

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Disparities in weight training amenities available to participants in the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments this year drew nationwide attention — and some outrage. In the end, those inequities may serve as catalyst to the respective tournaments being treated more similarly in much broader ways moving forward.

While awaiting the findings of an external gender equity review, the Women’s Basketball Oversight Committee has held regular virtual meetings since the 2021 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship to begin determining the best path forward, according to an article posted Tuesday at NCAA.org.

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