The National Collegiate Athletic Association has built its trademarked “March Madness” phrase into one of the most powerful brands in sports. It’s plastered on the courts, arenas and broadcasts for the lucrative NCAA men’s basketball tournament—and absent from the women’s tournament.
The reason for that absence is that the NCAA has withheld use of the “March Madness” brand from women’s college basketball. Read More
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