Everyone done a same ‘Zoolander’ fun about a Final Four court
The Final Four is, of course, a basketball event. So we competence consider it’s played in a basketball arena.
Classic mistake! Before we go on, demeanour during this photo. It’s a justice for a men’s hoops Final Four — that will apparently be played by little college basketball players.
OK, fine. The Final Four won’t actually be played Honey, we Shrunk a Kids-style. It only looks that way, since a 3 basketball games that contain a Final Four (semifinals on Saturday, championship on Monday) are being played in an NFL football stadium.
After a central Twitter comment of Mar Madness common a print above on Thursday, many people reached low into their bag of to poke some fun.
Is that a basketball justice for ants!?!
— Master Burglar
What is this? A basketball justice for ants?
— Josh
What is this, a justice for ants?!
— Chris⭐Brinton
is that a basketball justice for ANTS?
— Jason Gay
What is this? A COURT FOR ANTS?!?!
— Jim Weber
Yep — some Final Four fans are gonna have some unequivocally crappy views this weekend.
This year’s Final Four is being hold during University of Phoenix Stadium, that is typically home to a NFL’s Arizona Cardinals. This isn’t accurately new — a 1982 Final Four was hold during a New Orleans Superdome. And a conditions substantially won’t change anytime soon. For example, a Superdome will again horde a Final Four in 2022.
But this is flattering elementary if you’re a NCAA, college sports’ controversial ruling body. After all, because sell 20,000 tickets when we could sell 60,000?
And if you’re wondering? No, a college basketball players themselves still don’t see any of that money.
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