NCAA president wants equal treatment for LGBT coaches and players

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            wants equal treatment for LGBT coaches and players
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       On Tuesday, NCAA
            president Myles Brand announced he was working to
            address same-sex discrimination against LGBT coaches and
            players, reports       the Associated Press.
                   "What the NCAA can do is make sure all people
            are treated       respectfully whatever their sexual
            orientation," Brand said.
                   The announcement comes in the wake of the
            resignation last month of Penn       State women's
            basketball coach Rene Portland, who quit after a
            27-year tenure, during there were numerous accusations
            that she       discriminated against lesbian players.
                (The       Advocate)     

        
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NCAA president
wants equal treatment for LGBT coaches and players