But it really changes the equation when you don't have a big football program like that.

Now, that being said, obviously men's basketball is our biggest revenue producer right now.

And how do you do that responsibly and also resource value women's basketball and your women's sports.

So that's what our conversation sounds like.

Welcome to the Edge of Sports podcast.

I'm Dave Ziron.

This week we are speaking to a trailblazer, the first Latina head of a major college sports conference, Gloria Navarez.

She is the new Glomissioner.

That's co-missioner plus Gloria, glow missioner of the West Coast Conference.

If you don't know what the West Coast Conference is,

that is the conference that comprises Brigham Young, Gonzaga,

Loyola Marymount, Pacific, Portland, Pepperdine, St. Mary's,

University of San Diego, University of San Francisco, and Santa Clara.

And we're going to talk to Gloria Navarez about how she handles issues ranging from

Title IX to sexual harassment to the encroachment of big football on a conference largely

built around basketball and Olympic sports success. Also, I've got some choice words about

the Kansas City Chiefs and their release of

Star Running Back Kareem Hunt. I also have Just Stand Up and Just Sit Down awards and some commentary

about Dwight Howard. But first, let's go to Gloria Navarans.

So, to Gloria Navarres. So Gloria Navarres, how are you doing?

Good. I think in your intro just hit on, like, my first major initiative as the new commissioner

in that a lot of people don't know who are the schools in the WCC.

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