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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

This wasn’t noticed for the sweet 16?!

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.

Oregon can't even do the simplest things right

