No. 16 Duke women’s basketball head coach Kara Lawson claimed a men’s ball was used in the first half of the Florida State-Blue Devils game last Sunday.
“It’s a complete failure,” Lawson said. “And you can figure out who the people I’m talking about that failed the sport and our players and both teams… This would never happen in a men’s game.
It’s embarrassing for our sport.”Lawson said the ball was switched in the second half after the complaints. Duke went just 7-for-34 from the field in the first half while Florida State went 10-for-30.
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