Both of one

"One of the things you can't teach," Trey Wingo says, "speed and quickness."

Which is marginally acceptable - a simple production error (speed or quickness) or possibly inserting the "and" before an apposition. Or maybe even "speed and quickness" are "the things you can't teach" and he's going to talk about one of them - completely okay.

But then Trey finished his thought:

"And Montgomery has both of them."

(UConn by 13 with just under 4 to go, first half.)