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Discrepancies in the Bubble/Treatment of men vs women (merged)
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[QUOTE="lenbo, post: 3903834, member: 11125"] Well, if that’s the rule, then that should be applied to USWNT soccer, cuz our women get higher ratings, in the us and internationally. I think the change has to start at the top, and not program the women’s tournament as a second priority, perhaps embed the scheduling of games and not wait to start two days later. Second big action would be to spend equal marketing dollars. Is March Madness (today) bigger for men because of quality of the product (wrestle, wrestle, dunk) or number of marketing dollars? I think I’ve seen literally 100s or 1000s of commercials for the men’s tournament but not sure if I’ve seen any for the women’s tournament, which is a shame, cuz people are missing quite a show. [/QUOTE]
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