Student's $10,000 Halftime Win

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UMass student wins $10K basketball challenge — until he’s denied prize on technicality

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Noah Lee thought he won $ 10,000 during a halftime contest at a women's basketball game, only to find out he wasn’t going to get the money over a technicality.

UMass play-by-play announcer Josh Schreiber on 91.1 FM WMUA Sports posted on X that his friend, senior Noah Lee , had won a halftime competition at Mullins Center .

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