Perspective: The biggest tournament highlight for BYU women’s basketball came off the court
BYU women's basketball team stands out for not playing games on Sundays due to the school's Mormon faith. The team's commitment to observing the Sabbath day has led to accommodations from the NCAA, but not all collegiate sporting organizations have been as willing to adapt.
BYU women's basketball team does not play games on Sundays. The school's Mormon faith is the reason behind this policy. The NCAA has a rule to accommodate schools like BYU, adjusting tournament schedules accordingly. Other organizations have been less willing to adapt. The team sees Sunday as a day to focus on faith and relationships. BYU's policy is a cultural enigma in modern college sports.
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