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   were very small,” an unnamed women’s coach said in the report. “I didn’t   
   ask the men’s team about the food. I saw a buffet on Twitter … I would love   
   to be in a buffet situation.”   
   Alex Kirshner: Caitlin Clark is just the beginning   
   The NCAA apologized for the weight-room disparity, but the clear takeaway   
   was that even though the broadcast rights for women’s basketball bring in   
   an estimated $65 million a year, the organization still willingly chose to   
   provide substandard resources for female athletes.   
   When Trump signed his executive order on transgender athletes, he made sure   
   to pack the East Room of the White House with young girls. It made for a   
   good photo op. But the administration’s actual policy agenda will mean   
   fewer opportunities for those girls, not more. If all of this is Trump’s   
   idea of protecting women, then it’s fair to say that female athletes are   
   officially on their own.   
      
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