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Kansas' Hunter Dickinson Ejected: Flagrant 2 Foul Stirs Debate Against Duke

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Kansas' Hunter Dickinson Ejected: Flagrant 2 Foul Stirs Debate Against Duke
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  • Kansas defeats Duke 75-72 despite Dickinson's ejection for a flagrant-2 foul.
  • Hunter Dickinson's ejection raises questions about NCAA officiating and player intent.
    • Kansas coach Self claims Dickinson's foul was unintentional, while Duke's Scheyer disagrees.
    • Dajuan Harris leads Kansas with 14 points and nine assists, securing the win.
    • Cooper Flagg scores 13 points for Duke, exploiting Dickinson's absence.
    • Kansas displays resilience at T-Mobile Arena, maintaining composure under pressure.
    • Sports world debates implications for sportsmanship following controversial game decision.
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