Stanford Coach Blasts Disparity in Testing Protocols

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After a social media maelstrom moved the NCAA to action in addressing inequities in access to equipment and quality of food and swag bags at the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments, the association is again under fire — this time over how the differences in how it handles COVID-19 testing.

The Associated Press reports that while the women’s tournament is conducting daily antigen tests, the men’s tournament is testing participants with PCR testing — which is believed to be more accurate.

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