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Source: Fox News
Summary
The Big 12 men’s basketball tournament will switch from an LED glass court to a traditional hardwood court for the semifinals and championship game due to player concerns about slipping. The innovative court, produced by ASB GlassFloor, was used for the first time in the US during the tournament. Several players, including Kansas’ Elle Evans and Texas Tech’s Christian Anderson, have slipped on the court. Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark made the decision after consulting with coaches from the four semifinal teams.
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The game followed a familiar script.
Players slipping on the court, coaches scrambling to adjust, and fans wondering if it’s just a minor inconvenience or a major concern. The LED glass court was supposed to be innovative, but it ended up being a recipe for disaster.
Elle Evans admitted it was a little slippery, while Christian Anderson strained a muscle after slipping during his game.
The Big 12 Commissioner caved to pressure, deciding to switch to a traditional hardwood court for the rest of the tournament.
It’s not about being high-tech or advanced – it’s about providing a safe and fair environment for the players.
Original Observation: The court’s innovative design was a “learning moment” for the Big 12.
