Should Zion Williamson sit the rest of the season? Doug Gottlieb and Chris Broussard's discussion gets heated

Name: Should Zion Williamson sit the rest of the season? Doug Gottlieb and Chris Broussard's discussion gets heated
Uploaded: 2019-02-21T15:36:04Z
Description: Chris Broussard and Doug Gottlieb react to Zion Williamson suffering a mild knee sprain in Duke's 88-72 loss to UNC last night. Broussard and Gottlieb are on opposite sides on whether Zion should sit our for the rest of the season and prepare for the NBA Draft.

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Chris Broussard and Doug Gottlieb react to Zion Williamson suffering a mild knee sprain in Duke's 88-72 loss to UNC last night. Broussard and Gottlieb are on opposite sides on whether Zion should sit our for the rest of the season and prepare for the NBA Draft.

FEBRUARY 21, 2019・first things first・2:12

Zion Williamson

National Basketball Association

New Orleans Pelicans

Chris Broussard

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Should Zion Williamson sit the rest of the season? Doug Gottlieb and Chris Broussard's discussion gets heated

Chris Broussard and Doug Gottlieb react to Zion Williamson suffering a mild knee sprain in Duke's 88-72 loss to UNC last night. Broussard and Gottlieb are on opposite sides on whether Zion should sit our for the rest of the season and prepare for the NBA Draft.

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