“I really would have loved to have done what I normally do my last 12 minutes before a game instead of walking around out there, trying to see if the floor’s screwed up,” North Carolina State coach Wes Moore said Saturday before his team’s tournament game against Texas. But his sport exists in the NCAA, which continually finds new ways to demonstrate it doesn’t care about women’s basketball, two columnists write. This time, the proof was in the sloppily drawn 3-point lines that were not the same distance from the basket on both ends of the court at the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. Other ti…