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Ukrainian quits American basketball programme over Russian signing

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Ukrainian basketball player Kate Koval left LSU’s programme after the team signed a Russian player, citing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as deeply personal. Read More: https://punchng.com/ukrainian-quits-american-basketball-programme-over-russian-signing/

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