While athletic directors, boosters, and other persons of decision-making authority implicitly acknowledge black student-athletes' athletic prowess, the institution of college athletics has historically devalued black coaches' capacity to guide a team.

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Historically, college athletics have shown a pattern of underrepresentation and devaluation of black coaches, despite the significant contributions of black student-athletes to the success of college sports programs. This discrepancy highlights systemic biases and barriers to leadership positions for black individuals within the institution.

While Athletic Directors, Boosters, and Other Persons of Decision-Making Authority