Court blunder mars NCAA women's tournament game between Texas, NC State

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The Texas Longhorns and NC State Wolfpack women’s basketball teams experienced an odd discrepancy before their Elite Eight matchup on Sunday night. 

The NCAA was made aware that the distances of the three-point lines on each side of the Moda Center court in Portland, Oregon, were different. It was an issue that arose over the weekend via The Athletic, as the three-point distances were seemingly there during UConn’s win over Duke on Saturday night.

After officials measured the three-point distances on the court before tip-off between the Longhorns and Wolfpack, it was confirmed by the NCAA that they were different.

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Texas forward Madison Booker shoots during the first half against NC State in the finals of the NCAA Tournament's Portland Regional at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. (Troy Wayrynen-USA TODAY Sports)

However, it didn’t hinder the game as NC State head coach Wes Moore and Texas head coach Vic Schaefer both agreed to play with the lines already on the court. 

The ESPN broadcast was where the report first came, adding that the court had been the same one used throughout the weekend.

The NCAA released a statement at halftime confirming the issue, saying the court will be fixed heading into Monday night’s Elite Eight game between UConn and USC.

Texas guard Shay Holle (10) blocks a shot by NC State guard Zoe Brooks during the first half in the finals of the NCAA Tournament's Portland Regional at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. (Troy Wayrynen-USA TODAY Sports)

"The NCAA was notified today that the three-point lines on the court at Moda Center in Portland are not the same