NCAA Basketball 2020-2021: Wait is this Happening

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North Carolina is expected to promote longtime assistant Hubert Davis to replace Roy Williams as the Tar Heels' new head coach, sources have confirmed to ESPN.

The university's board of trustees was holding a meeting Monday to approve Davis' contract, sources told ESPN.

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Also, for those who didnt see, Stanford beat Arizona last night to win the Women's tournament

[Krandor]

Shit, for the way that game opened I'll take the Zags only being down 10.

[Krandor]

[Xno Kappa]

Well that game was a wet fart

[Mertron]

https://twitter.com/bo_wulf/status/1...325128192?s=21

[Cail]

UCLA lost for this!?

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Arizona fired HC Sean Miller

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https://twitter.com/sportscenter/sta...549365763?s=21

[Kirin]

Nevermind, I can't math.

[Koyangi]

Was about to say.

[Kirin]

December birthdays are terrible.

[Cail]

University of Hartford moving from D1 to D3 in all sports, no later than the 2025 season

[Krandor]

https://twitter.com/goodmanhoops/sta...619209729?s=21

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...ed-final-four/

The NCAA has for years treated women’s basketball as inferior to men’s, a stinging external review found, dramatically undervaluing and undermining the women’s game in ways that go far beyond the substandard weight rooms exposed at its championships in March.


The report, released Tuesday by the law firm Kaplan Hecker & Fink LLP, recommends significant reforms to the NCAA’s basketball programs, including a combined Final Four tournament for men and women and changes in the organization’s leadership structure, media contracts and revenue payments.

The review, commissioned by the NCAA in the wake of an uproar over inferior facilities at the women’s basketball championships, offers a detailed accounting of the ways systemic inequities can disadvantage female athletes and constrain the growth of women’s sports. And it comes amid a broader movement to reform college sports that has put the NCAA on its heels. The organization lost a major Supreme Court case over athlete compensation in June, and it was forced last month to reverse course on rules that long forbid college athletes from profiting off their celebrity.

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https://twitter.com/AP_Top25/status/1450083267256926216

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https://twitter.com/MattNorlander/st...98720243945474