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UConn coach Geno Auriemma criticizes NCAA's women's March Madness format that requires teams to play multiple games in consecutive days

3 Key Points

  1. Geno Auriemma, head coach of UConn women's basketball, publicly expressed concerns about the double-regional format used in the NCAA women's tournament

  2. The format requires teams to play two games in back-to-back days during the regional rounds, which Auriemma argues is physically demanding and unfair

  3. Auriemma's criticism highlights the difference in tournament structure between men's and women's March Madness competitions

  4. The coach advocates for better scheduling and tournament conditions for women's college basketball teams

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