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Official Rules of the National Basketball Association
a. The playing court shall be measured and marked as shown in the court diagram. b. A free throw lane shall be marked at each end of the court with dimensions and markings as shown on the court diagram. All boundary lines are part of the lane; lane space marks and neutral zone marks are not. The color of the lane space marks and neutral zones shall contrast with the color of the boundary lines. The areas identified by the lane space markings are 2 by 8 inches and the neutral zone marks are 12 by 8. c. A free throw line shall be drawn (2...
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BASKETBALL PHILOSOPHY THINKING OUTSIDE THE PAINT
IF YOU ARE an avid basketball fan, you are certainly aware of my passion for the game that has served me so well. I have been so lucky to have been involved in this game, which was started over a century ago by Mr. Naismith. Interestingly, I bet many of you did not know that Mr. Naismith was a philosopher and a Presbyterian minister as well as a man who was active in many ways in the great game he invented. My journey has taken me through every level involving the roundball game. I’ve had the golden opportunity to coach on the scholastic, collegiate, and professional levels. Also,...
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Handbook of Sports Medicine and Science Basketball
The birth date of basketball is usually identified as 21 December 1891, with the first game taking place in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. Through the years, interest in the sport has appeared in practically every country in the world and participation spread internationally. The sport of basketball was first included in the Olympic Games as a full medal sport for men in 1936 and for women in 1976. Certainly one of the most popular sports internationally, basketball presently attracts great attention from fans and media around the world. The admission of professional basketball players to Olympic competition in 1992 has further enhanced the popularity of the sport and the quality of play internationally...
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WINNING Basketball For Girls
Women’s basketball hasn’t grown. It has exploded. In the last four decades, the number of girls playing interscholastic basketball has skyrocketed. Youth leagues have sprung up everywhere. The number of summer camps seems to double annually. More and more colleges are developing big time programs, and girls are playing at younger ages than ever before. More players are being recruited to play in college, and there are more professional opportunities for players after college. In addition, more women officiate and coach at all levels. Is it any wonder that players are getting better and better and, as a result, getting more media exposure?...
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THE BAFFLED PARENT’S GUIDE TO Great Basketball
So you’re a Baffled Parent. You introduced your child to the exciting and fast-paced game of basketball. You’re ecstatic because he or she loves it and has signed up for league play. But instead of just dropping him off at practices and cheering at games, you’ve signed yourself up too. Or perhaps it would be more accurate to say that you’ve been drafted. The league asked for volunteer coaches, and you couldn’t find a graceful way to say no. Now you’re looking at the ten or twelve young faces of your team— eager, bored, restless, enthusiastic, nervous, expectant—and you’re wondering what you’ve gotten yourself into. These kids need a...
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THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Business, Organization and Strategy
The subject of this book is the National Basketball Association (NBA), which, for various reasons, has evolved into one of the most competitive, prominent, and successful organizations in the history of American team sports. Since the league formed during the late 1940s and then developed, matured and prospered, its officials and groups of franchises and their owners, coaches, and players have each shared, in part, the revenues and profits generated from spectators who attended games of these teams; from corporate advertisers, partners, and sponsors who provided fees, royalties, and other types of payments to the league and franchises; and from companies who broadcasted the NBA’s events, programs, and shows...
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Off the Rim Basketball and Other Religions in a Carolina Childhood
The child is father of the man. How else can I explain it? Why else should it mean so much? Why else should I approach each college basketball season, particularly that part of it known to much of America as March Madness, with such a mixture of delight and terror, euphoria and dread? Why should a particular game, played with a round ball by twentyyear- olds in short pants often hundreds of miles away, mean so much to me, since I seem to have so little to gain or lose by its outcome?
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The Complete Book of Offensive Basketball Drills
Long before basketball went worldwide and names like Dirk, Yao, Nash, and Manu became commonplace, Giorgio Gandolfi was building bridges between hoopsloving people on different continents. This rich treasury of offensive basketball wisdom is essential for the library of all coaches and players who want to maximize their understanding of this beguiling game.
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LET’S TALK DEFENSE! TIPS, SKILLS, AND DRILLS FOR BETTER DEFENSIVE BASKETBALL
Defense is a state of mind. It is, in the opinion of this author and many other coaches, the great equalizer. Our philosophy has been developed over a period of time and it is being constantly refined to this day. This philosophy is not the only way to coach and teach defense, but it may give you ideas you will want to incorporate or think about adding to your own defensive philosophy. We all seek information that can help to broaden our horizons, and I hope some of these methods and ideas will help or encourage you to innovate and try different things....
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CAREERS IN PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL
PRO FES SIONAL BAS KET BALL IS THE KIND OF CA REER THAT YOU DREAM ABOUT hav ing when you are a child. For years and years, boys and girls have imag ined be ing the one drib bling the ball down the court, stop ping at the three-point line and launch ing the win ning shot. Children have of ten pre tended to leap into the air and pull off an amaz ing 360-de gree wind mill dunk, all the time won der ing what it re ally would feel like to ac com plish such a feat. Young sters yearn to some day be the...
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Magic Johnson: Basketball Star & Entrepreneur
Tham khảo sách 'magic johnson: basketball star & entrepreneur', giải trí - thư giãn, thể dục thể thao phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả
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From Six-on-Six to Full Court Press_1
By tapping into the memories of those who participated, this book strives to create a picture of what playing Iowa high school girls' basketball was like from the time it began in 1893, up through its initial growth period of the 1950s and 1960s, to the 1990s. In my attic is a sturdy cardboard storage box that houses my high school basketball scrapbook. I shared a dream with my teammates-to play in the state tournament! My dream was realized; in my senior year at Reinbeck High School my team won the state championship. My three daughters, Lori, Jill, and Lynne, many times during their school days looked through my scrapbook. They set...
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From Six-on-Six to Full Court Press_2
Tham khảo sách 'from six-on-six to full court press_2', giải trí - thư giãn, thể dục thể thao phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả
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Blood And Basketball
Carl, the owner of the Jackson Eagles, punched a button on the remote control. “Just look at this,” he said. Ed, the coach, turned to watch. On the screen, a player with floppy blond hair twisted away from a guard and scored. His moves were amazingly quick. “Yeah, Dale Curtis,” Ed said. “I’ve seen him. I don’t want him.” “Come on, man!” Carl said. “He could be the next Larry Bird!” “He’s a problem waiting to happen,” Ed said. “The kid is only 18, just out of high school. And he’s on his own—no family. The word is he’s been living with a neighbor or something.”...
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Basketball’s Most WantedTM II
The crown jewel of college basketball remains the Final Four, where four teams battle it out for National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) supremacy in the season-ending tournament. Several players have starred on March Madness’s biggest stage. These players saved their best for the NCAA championship game.
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Mad Seasons
“I have to ask you a question,” Bill Byrne said as we sat in a hotel lobby near his home in Ohio. “Who was Joe Carr? You don’t know, do you?” No, I didn’t. “Joe Carr was the first commissioner in the nfl,” he said. “Everybody forgets believe me, everybody forgets unless people like you are writing books.” And that’s why I wrote this book. The Women’s Professional Basketball League has been erased from history. As both a sports and history buff, I find it disturbing.Without understanding the past,howcan players,owners, and fans appreciate what they have now? A three-hour layover in an airport doesn’t sound so bad to women...
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Outside the Paint: When Basketball Ruled at the Chinese Playground
In the fi fth grade, I became consumed with basketball, convinced that I would grow up to become the fi rst female player in the National Basketball Association. I fueled my dream by playing two- on- two at a local schoolyard with my brother and grandparents. The games combined playfulness and intensity. My brother did not hesitate to swat the basketball away from any opponent, and my grandmother had no qualms about fl agrantly fouling.
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OUTSIDE THE LIMELIGHT: Basketball in the Ivy League
Iwasn’t always obsessed with Ivy League basketball. I didn’t grow up watching any of the teams, nor did I know any of the players. Frankly, until I went to college, I’m not sure I could have named the eight schools in the league. This fascination I developed grew out of my love for basketball. I am one of those hoops junkies who can watch the sport anywhere, anytime. I’ll sit entranced for hours in a sweaty gym while a group of fifthgraders play a game most of their parents would prefer to avoid. Of all the sports I’ve covered through the years, none fascinates me as much as basketball...
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Swish: The Quest for Basketball's Perfect Shot
One of the sweetest sounds in the world is the SWISH a ball makes as it brushes against the thick cords of a basketball net. This sound can mean only one thing: a player has made a shot, and a team has added to its score. A basket might be the reward for a total team effort. It might be the result of one player’s talent. It might just be a lucky shot. Indeed, no two baskets are exactly alike. A ball can travel many different paths from a shooter’s hand into the net. Making a basket is limited only by a player’s skill and imagination. Basketball...
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Wheelchair Warrior GANGS, DISABILITY, AND BASKETBALL
Wheelchair Warrior tells the true story of Melvin Juette, an African American gang member from Chicago who was shot and paralyzed and later became a world-class wheelchair athlete. It is not primarily a story about urban black America, although it is also about that; rather, it is a story that focuses on Juette’s resiliency in the face of his disability and how his involvement in wheelchair basketball helped him move forward with his life. Employing the life-story interview method, sociologist Ronald Berger assisted Juette in constructing a narrative that describes his quest, the personal and social hurdles he had to overcome, and the support he received from signifi cant others...
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MR. BASKETBALL George Mikan, the Minneapolis Lakers, and the Birth ofthe NBA
A TEW YORK CITY is decorated in greens and reds for the upcoming J. V holiday season. It's business as usual, as the country's largest cityprepares for its annual festivities. The Rockettes are high-kicking befare sold-out audiences at Radio City Music Hall, holiday movies areplaying in theaters all over Manhattan, and Christmas trees are being sold on sidewalk lots. Storefront windows are decked out in seasonal décor. At Madison Square Carden, a different kind of decorating is taking place on the marquee overhanging the sidewalk outside the main entrance....
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101 Youth Basketball Drills And Games
Mick and I have only known each other for a relatively short time, however, during this period, I have learnt a great deal about his ‘Learning Through Sport’ philosophy that encourages players and coaches to think for themselves. Since I have been involved in the Worcester programme, I can see that he has drawn upon his extensive experience as a coach and an educator to create a vision that will enhance the development of many types of people in basketball-related areas.
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The National Basketball League A History, 1935–1949
This book tells the story of the National Basketball League, a league that is obscure or unknown to most basketball fans, despite the fact that it was the top professional league in the country from 1937 to 1949. The book traces the creation of the league from its forerunner, the Midwest Conference, that operated from 1935 to 1937, through the life of the association. During that time franchises came and went, but there was a stable core, which dropped to three during World War II when most of the top players were absent at some point....
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Living Through the Hoop High School Basketball, Race, and the American Dream
It was the fourth quarter and we were winning by twelve points with under one minute left in the game. The opposing team had just deflected the ball out of bounds near our basket. As the referee went to retrieve the ball, Coach P. shouted toward the end of our bench, “Reuben, go in the game for William.” I got to my feet but hesitated. Coach P., seeing that I was nervous, took my arm gently and ushered me toward the scorer’s table. I stumbled along the sideline under the force of his pull. When we got to the scorer’s table, the scorekeeper said to me, “Who are...
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Science at Work in BASKETBALL
Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers is one of the greatest basketball players of all time. In his rookie season (1996–1997) in the National Basketball Association (NBA), he was already a star. His rookie year ended, however, with one of his most famous failures. It came in Game 5 of a playoff series against the Utah Jazz. A loss would eliminate the Lakers from the postseason. With the game winding down, and the win still up for grabs, Bryant attempted three shots. Each time, he completely missed the basket. The Lakers lost. These air balls may have cost the Lakers the game. But they helped create Bryant’s reputation for fearless...
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James Naismith The Man Who Invented Basketball
When my grandfather left his uncle’s rural Canadian farm to go to college, he had no idea what the future held. He thought he wanted to become a minister, but what was uppermost in his mind was that, whatever he did, he wanted to fi nd a way to help people. He had no idea he was going to invent the game of basketball. He had no idea even that he was going to go into physical education. He certainly had no idea that the game—intended merely as an activity to fi ll the winter months between the sports of football and baseball for a rowdy class of 18...
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Great Athletes BASKETBALL
Tham khảo sách 'great athletes basketball', giải trí - thư giãn, thể dục thể thao phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả
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NC STATE BASKETBALL 100 YEARS OF INNOVATION
Championship, the voice went silent as the players raced to the sidelines, lift ed the ailing Case onto their shoulders and carried him to one of the baskets, so he could cut down the nets one last time. Th e voice cracked on the aft ernoon of March 16, 1974, in the deathly silence of Reynolds Coliseum as superstar David Th ompson was wheeled off the court aft er tripping over teammate Phil Spence’s shoulder during the NCAA Tournament East Region championship game. And it boomed when he shared the great news that Th ompson would be all right, causing an explosion of noise that has never...
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Worst To First Or A ‘Shock’ing Tale of Women’s Basketball in Motown
In 1963, Bob Dylan wrote and released his song “The Times They Are a-Changin’” which heralded the great social and cultural changes that were coming down the pike during the decade known as “the Sixties.” I very much doubt that he was thinking about professional women’s basketball when he wrote that tune. Heck, the Women’s National Basketball Association would not even exist until three decades later. Nevertheless, that song was among the first things to come to the mind of this fan of both Dylan’s music and of women’s sports as the story of the 2003 Detroit Shock unfolded. The times they were a-changin’ indeed....
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To Hate Like This Is to Be Happy Forever
I ONE The Object of My Affliction MY LITTLE DUKE PR OBLEM “A man who lives, not by what he loves but what he hates, is a sick man.” —AR CHIB ALD MA CLEISH A M A S I C K , S I C K MAN. Not only am I consumed by hatred, I am delighted by it. I have done some checking into the matter and have discovered that the world’s great religions and wisdom traditions tend to frown upon this. Therefore, dear reader, I need your prayers. But even more than I do, the University of North Carolina’s basketball team, the object of my obsession, needs them. Here is the...
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