Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey isn’t too happy with some new signs welcoming drivers from her state into Connecticut.

The signs were unveiled Wednesday by Gov. Ned Lamont. The signs on the state line along I-91, I-84, and I-395 read “Welcome to Connecticut, Home of the Basketball Capital of the World.”

After the UConn men’s basketball head coach Dan Hurley has referred to Storrs as the Basketball Capital of the World in the past and reiterated that in April after his Huskies won their second national title in a row.

The win gave UConn a total of 17 NCAA basketball national championships combined between the men’s and women’s teams.

In a release announcing the new signs on Wednesay, Gov. Lamont used that number as a reason for choosing that phrase for three of the new signs.

Gov. Healy may have some other thoughts.

She re-posted a post by Gov. Lamont on X (formerly known as Twitter) with some alterations to a photo of the sign, scratching out the word Connecticut and writing Massachusetts above the phrase “Home of the Basketball Capital of the World.” She also crossed out Governor Ned Lamont at the bottom of the sign and wrote in “Gov Healey” instead.

The caption of her post read “Fixed it.”