Shop Fantasy Central Golf Guide Email Travel Subscribe SI About Us

 
  U.S. SPORTS
  scoreboards
baseball S
pro football S
col. football S
pro basketball S
m. college bb S
w. college bb S
hockey S
golf plus S
tennis S
soccer S
olympic sports
motor sports
women's sports
more sports
 WORLD SPORT  

EVENTS
 Sportsman of the Year
 Heisman Trophy
 Swimsuit 2001

CENTERS
 Fantasy Central
 Inside Game
 Multimedia Central
 Statitudes
 Your Turn
 Message Boards
 Email Newsletters
 Golf Guide
 Cities
 Work in Sports

CNNSI.com GROUP
 Sports Illustrated
 Life of Reilly
 Television
 SI Women
 SI for Kids
 Press Room
 TBS/TNT Sports
 CNN Languages

COMMERCE
 SI Customer Service
 SI Media Kits
 Get into College
 Sports Memorabilia
 TeamStore

Reactions: Women's tourney changes

Users share their ideas to increase coverage

Posted: Monday April 03, 2000 12:12 PM

After some prominent women's basketball coaches gave their thoughts on ways to improve the tournament, CNNSI.com users logged on to give their ideas. A selection of some of the most interesting answers follow:

Enough recognition? How about any recognition? SI doesn't even know that the women also have a Final Four since the April 3 edition of SI only covered the men.
Jim Probolus, Portland, Conn.

We don't have cable and I resent the fact that the men's NCAA games have priority over prime time shows. At least the final UConn vs. Tennessee women's game should get its own prime time recognition. ESPN is not all that and there are many people who have been and will be unable to watch the games.
Shan Wilkinson, Mount Joy, Penn.

YES! Seperating the women's and the men's NCAA Tourney games would make a world of difference. I suggest a two week time frame separation. Move the women's tourney UP two weeks. Ladies go first.
Raubyn Blackburn, Morristown, Tenn.

I think that Pat Summit just wants to get more practice for her Lady Vols. But I also think that it is a good idea to get practice time for the championship game. She is a really good coach. I think even if the game is not postponed the Vols will win. Another thing they could do for the championship game is that they get some of the men's teams for a halftime game or have them support the women on commercials.
Jae Jung, Green Bay, Wisc.


CNNSI Copyright © 2000
CNN/Sports Illustrated
An AOL Time Warner Company.
All Rights Reserved.

Terms under which this service is provided to you.
Read our privacy guidelines.