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NCAA.com | July 10, 2015

NCAA president on removal of Confederate flag in South Carolina

Below is the statement from the NCAA president Mark Emmert on the Confederate flag removal:

"The NCAA strongly supports today’s removal of the Confederate flag from the South Carolina State House grounds. This step sends an important message of respect for and dignity of every person. As a national association, the NCAA opposes this symbol of racism, and since 2001 we have demonstrated our opposition by not playing pre-selected championships in states where the flag was flown prominently. The removal of the Confederate flag now means that South Carolina can bid to host future NCAA championships."
 NCAA president Mark Emmert

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