Locker rooms cause controversy as March Madness kicks off

March 19, 2021

jetcityimage/iStockBy ABC News

(INDIANAPOLIS) — The NCAA basketball tournaments are back after being cancelled last year over COVID-19 concerns.

Now as the men’s and women’s tourneys begin, the NCAA is facing new concerns. The organization that oversees college athletics has come under fire after a video by Oregon’s Sedona Prince went viral, comparing the women’s and men’s weight rooms in their respective tournament bubbles. Watch the report from ABC’s Good Morning America to learn more:

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