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new University of Minnesota research study

 concludes that women college coaches are exposed to scrutiny and overburdened by double standards in the industry, and it gives Minnesota a B grade when it comes to women coaching women’s teams.

Researchers for the Women in College Coaching Report Card also found a decline in the percentage of women head coaches in college after 13 years of progress.

Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport

, spoke with MPR News host Emily Bright about the women in college coaching report card.

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University of Minnesota researchers found a decline in the percentage of women head coaches in college after 13 years of progress. Nicole LaVoi, director of the U’s Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport, spoke with MPR News.

Minnesota earns a B in percentage of women coaching women

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