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The biggest controversy in basketball this week had nothing to do with March Madness, Kim Mulkey or the alleged gambling habits of the Toronto Raptors' Jontay Porter.
Rather, it was a fan shooting contest during Tuesday's Jazz-Cavaliers game in Salt Lake City, where one participant initially appeared to win a car only to have his prize revoked amid fan outrage at the Delta Center.
In the end, the unidentified fan walked away with the promise of an unidentified car, but only after officials at Delta Center were given an earful from Jazz fans, who were already disgruntled over a losing streak that reached 10 games on Tuesday.
Jazz spokespeople did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for the make of the car and the identity of its new owner.
What is known is that the Jazz offered a lucky fan the chance to hit three 3-pointers in 30 seconds to win a free car from a local sponsor, the Ken Garff Automotive Group.
A Utah Jazz fans wins a car during the game on Tuesday, but only after some initial controversy
The contest
