Our three pointers after Northwestern lost its first game of the season to the Tar Heels by a margin of 80-69.
Link: Wildcats fall to UNC
Link: Wildcats fall to UNC
It's the hyphen that muddies the waters here. Usage of the hyphen suggests that there can be any number of three-pointers. Without the hyphen, the noun becomes pointers, modified by the adjective three. With the hyphen, the object is three-pointers, with no modifier.May I most humbly and respectfully suggest a small change in terminology. Could you please replace "pointers" with "keys" at least for your basketball game commentaries?
I suppose you know the reason. In the context of basketball, it's a bit ambiguous, or funny to say "three- pointers" meaning "three keys or indicators" (how many 3-pointers made McIntosh?). At least you would be advised to remark "no pun intended" at a suitable place. Thanks.
Have you never read a news title in your life? They frequently use double meaning or a play on words to attract attention. It is much older than the internet.May I most humbly and respectfully suggest a small change in terminology. Could you please replace "pointers" with "keys" at least for your basketball game commentaries?
I suppose you know the reason. In the context of basketball, it's a bit ambiguous, or funny to say "three- pointers" meaning "three keys or indicators" (how many 3-pointers made McIntosh?). At least you would be advised to remark "no pun intended" at a suitable place. Thanks.
A news title? Hmmm.... Can you please define or rephrase??Have you never read a news title in your life?