Controversial HB2 law on verge of keeping NCAA events out of North Carolina through 2022

Posted Mar 23, 2017
North Carolina might not host an NCAA championship for at least five more years if changes aren't made soon to a controversial law. The NCAA fired a shot across the state legislature's bow Thursday, saying in a brief statement that it will begin determining championship sites for 2018-2022 next week and North Carolina is on the verge of being excluded from the discussion. (Sporting News)

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