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ESPN's Elle Duncan Unaware Women's Basketball Teams Practice Against Men, Raising Questions About ESPN's Sources, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley Reacts

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Published Nov 3, 2023, 03:07 PM

ESPN's Elle Duncan, who covers women's basketball, was unaware that women's basketball teams often practice against men because they are more skilled. This lack of knowledge has raised questions about ESPN's college basketball sources. In other news, a study suggests that sports must adapt to changing ways fans watch games on TV. College basketball is also said to be losing relevance in the face of realignment and shifting priorities. South Carolina coach Dawn Staley had a comical exchange with Duncan regarding her lack of knowledge about practicing against men.

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ESPN's Elle Duncan appeared to have NO IDEA women's basketball teams practice against men because it's harder than playing other women. @kellyinvegas https://t.co/D5dMtWDPGO

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ESPN's Elle Duncan appeared to have NO IDEA women's basketball teams practice against men because it's harder than playing other women. That led to a bit of a comical exchange with South Carolina coach Dawn Staley. WATCH: https://t.co/HJSfJdV99M https://t.co/fHM2gZLVwC

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In an age of constant realignment and dramatically shifting priorities for universities and television networks, college basketball, whose new season begins on Monday, seems to be fading more in relevance by the year, writes @williamfleitch https://t.co/HBO1nQQ9ff

ESPN's Elle Duncan Unaware Women's Basketball Teams Practice Against Men, Raising Questions About ESPN's Sources, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley Reacts

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