The Utah women’s basketball team changed hotels out of safety concerns before its first NCAA Tournament game after reporting that racist slurs were shouted at the team, according to Utes coach Lynne ...

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The Utah women’s basketball team checked into a luxurious lakeside resort in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, last Thursday ahead of its first-round NCAA tournament game. By the next morning, the NCAA was ...

(CNN) — The Utah women’s basketball team had to switch hotels after experiencing what head coach Lynne Roberts called “racial hate crimes” ahead of its first NCAA tournament game. According to Roberts ...

Utah coach Lynne Roberts said her team experienced a series of “racial hate crimes” after arriving at its first NCAA Tournament hotel and was forced to change accommodation during the event for safety ...