After Complaints Go Public, NCAA Fixes Women's Weight Room

The NCAA responded to viral social media posts by improving the equipment for the Women's Basketball Championship in San Antonio. Sedona Prince, an Oregon Ducks player, shared a video showing the disparity between the men's and women's facilities, which led to widespread criticism. Following the backlash, the NCAA enhanced the women's setup with more equipment, and Prince thanked supporters and the NCAA for addressing the issue.

What prompted the NCAA to bring more equipment for the Women's Basketball Championship?

• A viral social media post

• A scheduled upgrade

• A new sponsorship deal

• A request from the players

Who highlighted the disparity between the men's and women's weight room facilities?

• A basketball coach

• A sports journalist

• The NCAA president

• Sedona Prince

What was the main criticism against the NCAA regarding the weight room facilities?

• The facilities were too crowded

• The men's facilities were better equipped than the women's

• The location was inconvenient

• The equipment was outdated

What improvements were made to the women's facilities after the criticism?

• New basketball courts

• Additional seating

• More dumbbells and racks

• Better lighting

Who did Sedona Prince thank for addressing the concerns about the facilities?

• The local government

• The media

• Her teammates

• The NCAA and social media supporters