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The [[NCAA]], like the [[NFL]], is a puppet for the [[homosexual agenda]]. Both have attacked religious freedom bills and legislation that protects people from gender-confused bathrooms. | The [[NCAA]], like the [[NFL]], is a puppet for the [[homosexual agenda]]. Both have attacked religious freedom bills and legislation that protects people from gender-confused bathrooms. | ||
| − | + | The corporate supporters of the NCAA have included: | |
* AT&T | * AT&T | ||
* Capital One | * Capital One | ||
Revision as of 23:16, March 20, 2022
The National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) is an organization consisting over 1,000 American colleges and universities. The organization oversees college athletics.
The NCAA is divided into three divisions - Division I, Division II, and Division III.
The NCAA, like the NFL, is a puppet for the homosexual agenda. Both have attacked religious freedom bills and legislation that protects people from gender-confused bathrooms.
The corporate supporters of the NCAA have included:
- AT&T
- Capital One
- Coca-Cola
- Allstate
- Amazon
- Bing
- Buffalo Wild Wings
- Buick
- Enterprise
- Infintel
- Lowe’s
- LG
- Nabisco
- Northwestern Mutual
- Pizza Hut
- Reese’s
- Unilever
- Wendy’s[1]