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ESPN's Elle Duncan brought attention to the asymmetrical 3-point line issues in Portland in studio during halftime of NC State-Texas. Chiney Ogwumike, a studio analyst who also dabbles in the NBA, commended NC State and Texas' players and coaches for continuing on anyway. "I wanna give credit to the...

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Rick L2 年前

That location should never host a tournament game again if you can’t properly setup a court

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Sally Mizroch2 年前

@chiney "dabbles" in the NBA? Come on. She's a full-time NBA analyst for ESPN.

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Matt2 年前

Why is that commendable don’t they deserve to play on something good

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Seppie2 年前

She’s right … but come on Portland, that is inexcusable and they shouldn’t have to put up with it

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Joseph2 年前

They should’ve not played. Women’s basketball want to grow the game, let’s start with some respect.

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ByronDay2 年前

My question: why is this just now being discovered? Isn’t there someone w/the NCAA who actually CHECKS these things, BEFORE PLAY EVEN STARTS?

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News3033032 年前

when the fuq has the 3 point line ever been off in the NBA... the rim is MUCH easier to fix than the paint on the court... if it was the rim I GUARANTEE there would be a delay

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Greg2 年前

This wasn’t noticed for the sweet 16?!

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1-2-3 shoot2 年前

Chiney Ogwumike doesn’t “dabble” in the NBA, she’s a regular analyst 😂 And a current WNBA player. This is known information. She’s been a regular analyst for years.

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PK Dick MD2 年前

Oregon can't even do the simplest things right

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