Source: https://twitter.com/NCAA/status/1238197201928667136
I'm just wondering who do most people think are some of the best teams without a title personally I'd probably have to say Oklahoma as they have made several deep tournament runs but haven't been able to get over the hump.
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> 12:13 PM ET. The NCAA will pay basketball officials for the women's tournament the same amount it pays the officials for the men's competition.
> "The national office continues to prioritize gender equity and has taken steps to correct the disparity of pay for officials selected to work the Division I Men's and Women's Basketball Championships," the NCAA said in a statement.
> Gender equality in college basketball returned to the forefront last season after the NCAA failed to provide similar amenities to the teams in the men's and women's Division I tournaments.
> This isn't the first time that officials have made the same in the NCAA tournament.
> From 2001 to 2012, the two tournaments paid the same, but as men's referees starting making more in their conference games, the NCAA had to increase the pay in the tournament to get the best officials, according to a person familiar with the situation.
> The pay for women's officials increased but not nearly at the same rate as they make in conference play.
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