Doesn't seem like a very enlightened take. The two greatest coaches for growing Women's NCAA basketball are Pat Summit and Geno Auriemma. There has never been any women's coach to top the achievements of Geno. He has sent more women to the WNBA than any other coach (think Maya Moore, Sue Bird, Dianne T, Brianna "Stewie" Stewart, etc, etc). Without him NCAA basketball would still be a shadow of what it is today. He had more championships, more undefeated seasons, more star players and more total wins than any other coach. Why would you want to deny the league that? Yes, there should be more women in men's basketball. But let's not limit the coaching by gender. That isn't a good take.
Doesn't seem like a very enlightened take. The two greatest coaches for growing Women's NCAA basketball are Pat Summit and Geno Auriemma. There has never been any women's coach to top the achievements of Geno. He has sent more women to the WNBA than any other coach (think Maya Moore, Sue Bird, Dianne T, Brianna "Stewie" Stewart, etc, etc). Without him NCAA basketball would still be a shadow of what it is today. He had more championships, more undefeated seasons, more star players and more total wins than any other coach. Why would you want to deny the league that? Yes, there should be more women in men's basketball. But let's not limit the coaching by gender. That isn't a good take.