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Candace Parker found herself under fire while calling the Houston Rockets vs. San Antonio Spurs game. Everything was smooth until she made an on-air recollection involving Kevin Durant. It turned into an instant eyebrow-raiser, catching like wildfire on the internet.…

Candace Parker faced criticism from fans after making a factual timeline error while calling the Houston Rockets versus San Antonio Spurs broadcast alongside Kevin Harlan. During the game, Parker referenced a college pick-and-roll involving Kevin Durant and Daniel "Boobie" Gibson at the University of Texas. However, viewers quickly pointed out that the two players never overlapped during their college careers in Austin.
Gibson entered the NBA Draft in 2006 after two seasons at Texas, while Durant arrived for the 2006–07 season. Social media users on X subsequently criticized Parker's commentary and questioned her analyst role, referencing past controversies from her broadcasting career.
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