In Thursday night's NBA game in Indianapolis between the New Jersey Nets and Indiana Pacers, the lights went out in the middle of the action with 8:08 left in the first half.
The lights came back on after about 5 seconds, causing a five-minute delay as the players were sent to the benches.
Naturally the questions are being asked about how this happened. Since the Pacers were about to take a three-pointer, did a Nets fan flip the switch at just the right time?
In the end, the Pacers beat the Nets 93-88.
The lights came back on after about 5 seconds, causing a five-minute delay as the players were sent to the benches.
Naturally the questions are being asked about how this happened. Since the Pacers were about to take a three-pointer, did a Nets fan flip the switch at just the right time?
In the end, the Pacers beat the Nets 93-88.
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