Several women's coaches opt for a de-facto boycott to combat increasing workload
Posted Sep 24, 2016
Friday marks the first day of the last evaluation period of 2016, a three-day window in which Division I coaches can watch recruitable prospects. But in a twist, the chairs reserved for D-I coaches might stay empty all weekend, as the Power 5 coaches have organized a protest, and banded together with the intention of boycotting the evaluation period for a host of reasons.
(Sports Illustrated)
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