Archive for October, 2008
Friday 31 October 2008 @ 2:17 pm
skip 2 my lou asked:
I play basketball, im good and people tell me to make highlight videos of myself. How am I supposed to do this? I play highschool basketball, how can I get it filmed? Its not like its being taped on TV or anything, thanks in advance.
I play basketball, im good and people tell me to make highlight videos of myself. How am I supposed to do this? I play highschool basketball, how can I get it filmed? Its not like its being taped on TV or anything, thanks in advance.
Friday 31 October 2008 @ 8:58 am
How are they different? In the online NBA store, I don’t see any difference between the two. Please explain how they’re different!
Tuesday 28 October 2008 @ 3:04 pm
Mario K asked:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebpuCgwvC8g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebpuCgwvC8g
Panathinaikos fans….Euroleague champions
Gate 13, possibly world’s best fans.
Tuesday 28 October 2008 @ 12:00 pm
It is the mission of most camps to provide the best programs and staff to fully meet the various basketball and fitness needs of their participants. Most camps provide maximum exposure to college and prep school scouts. Most organizations provide young basketball players with the highest level of coaching, elite competition, and allow each athlete to develop a sense of pride and accomplishment. The idea is determined to create an unmatched basketball atmosphere.
The passion for basketball has led to the development of a small industry around the game. Stores market basketball merchandise like shoes, jerseys, logos and other knickknacks while colleges run basketball camps for beginners. They rope in former basketball players and coaches to run the college basketball camp.
These camps are not limited to college students. Anyone can apply and get admission to the basketball camps. Several colleges organize residential basketball camps while others encourage students to come during daytime only.
However, there is little doubt about the popularity of these camps. There are a large number of wannabe basketball stars that want to learn basketball from ex-NBA players and coaches. Colleges advertise these camps liberally in newspapers and on websites.
The fees of these camps depend upon the duration and the coach. Star coaches can help the colleges set a high fee. Normally, the fee for a one-week residential camp is around $300 while that of a day camp is around $100 to 150.
Most of these camps are held during summers or vacation time so that students can join them without disturbing their academic routine. The camp dates are announced in advance so that students can enroll in time.
Almost all colleges take these camps very seriously. The students are put through the grind. The idea is to make the students learn as much as possible at these camps. The colleges are also concerned that if they don’t put pressure then the future camps will not attract students.
However, the success of the camp rests solely on the coach. Colleges can expect great response if they have been able to get a big name. The response for unknown coaches is rarely satisfactory.
The camps are a good source of revenue for the colleges because their investment is limited to the fees paid to the coach. They don’t have to invest in a basketball court or on lodgings. Al these are already present in most colleges. What’s more these camps become a useful revenue source during the lean months.
Tuesday 28 October 2008 @ 5:13 am
tyler w asked:
I used to really hate basketball and never played it, but now all of a sudden i like to play it alot, but i can only make layups..
ive been practicing so hard but no matter what i do i can only make like 1 in 7 shots, for 2 pointers and 1 in 10 for 3 pointers..
im not seeing any improvement from all this practicing any tips?
I used to really hate basketball and never played it, but now all of a sudden i like to play it alot, but i can only make layups..
ive been practicing so hard but no matter what i do i can only make like 1 in 7 shots, for 2 pointers and 1 in 10 for 3 pointers..
im not seeing any improvement from all this practicing any tips?
Monday 27 October 2008 @ 8:58 pm
As Yogi Berra would say: “This is like deja vu all over again.”
The Florida Gators beat Ohio State for the NCAA Championship. Seems like we’ve heard that before somewhere. Oh, yea, less than three months ago the Gators beat the Buckeye’s to win the College Football Crown. Now, the same thing happened in the college basketball championship.
But this win, the Gators basketball win, means a lot more.
Why?
Well, for one thing, this is the second straight college basketball championship for the Gators. They convincingly proved they are the best college basketball team this year.
But, more significantly, the win places the Gators in the same class as some of the best college basketball teams ever. No one has won back-to-back college basketball championships since the Duke Blue Devils did it fifteen years ago.
Before that, you have to go back to the UCLA teams of the late 60’s and early 70’s.
I won’t argue that Florida is the best team ever. Maybe yes, maybe no. But, it should be acknowledged that winning consecutive championships is much tougher now then it was even 15 years ago.
Why?
There are two primary reasons. First, there is more parity in college basketball. Second, the best players are much more likely, today, to go pro before completing four years in college.
It’s impossible and unfair to compare teams from different eras, but the Gators should be part of any conversation about the best team ever.
But, the most significant thing about the Gators’ second basketball championship is it establishes the Southeastern (SEC) conference as the best college basketball conference.
Not only does the SEC have the best men’s basketball team in Florida. They also have the best women’s basketball team in the Tennessee Lady Volunteers.
The Lady Vols won the Women’s NCAA Championship in even more dominating fashion than the Gators won the men’s. And the Lady Vols have an even stronger claim to the argument that they are the best women’s basketball team ever.
In fact, truthfully, there is no argument about the Lady Vols. They are the dominant program in women’s basketball. Not just this year, but all-time. Their legendary coach, Pat Summitt has led the Lady Vols to the most NCAA titles (7); and 26 consecutive appearances in the Sweet 16. She has won a record 948 games. Amazing!
You want history? The SEC has that too. Kentucky has had a couple down years, but they still lead the nation with the most all-time college basketball victories (1949), winning percentage, NCAA Tournament bids and fan attendance. See Best all-time NCAA Basketball Record.
Until this week, I still ranked the ACC as the best overall basketball conference. In fact, I still haven’t updated my site to reflect the new realities. See SEC Basketball.
But the time has come to recognize the changing of the guard. College basketball is better and more competitive than ever. The ACC and Big East are both great basketball conferences with great histories. The Big Ten, Big-12 and Pac 10 are good too.
But history isn’t enough. In the past two years, the ACC has had 0 teams in the Final Four. The SEC has had three. If you look at the past two NCAA tournaments, the SEC has clearly been the top conference.
We know about Florida and the Tennessee Lady Vols. But, the conference is much deeper than that. In fact, over the past two years, the SEC has had the best March Madness record of any conference. That is for both the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments.
This year, the SEC went 11-4 in the men’s tournament. And, two of the losses (Tennessee and Vanderbilt) were to higher ranked opponents (Ohio State and Georgetown) and the games were decided on last-minute, controversial, plays.
The SEC did even better in the women’s tournament, going 15-4. They had the most teams in the Sweet 16 (4); Great 8 (3); and, Final Four (2).
The time has come for the college basketball world to recognize the obvious. The SEC is not just the top football conference. Florida and Tennessee’s Championships have established the SEC as the top college basketball conference in America. And that is the big story to come out of March Madness 2007.
Monday 27 October 2008 @ 3:29 pm
Alexandre Frings asked:
Some NBA fans would want to watch live NBA games on computer. I bet you are included because you are reading this article. Oh that is obvious, stupid me. For couple of reasons whether it is convenience, saving money, or any other reasons, there is actually way to watch your favorite team on your computer or laptop. We should thank Internet because it is significant in this process.
Yes! You would want to utilize the internet to its fullest potential, which is to enable you to watch Satellite TV on your computer/laptop anywhere you want, therefore allow you to watch Live NBA games on computer. Anywhere I mean in your office, in the hotel, everywhere in the world, in which you can get access to the internet.
It does not matter what your purposes are, whether it is to save money by cancelling your monthly television subscription or to watch live NBA games on computer in your office while working late. You get a lot of benefits by transforming your computer into a satellite TV station.
A software called satellite TV for PC allows you to access more than 3k satellite television channels from all around the world including the most popular channels like ESPN, Sky Sport, NBC, CNBC, Fox and more. So Internet connection is MUST have thing if you want to and that is all you need plus the software. You do not need any additional gadget in this matter.
If you are discussing about saving money, does it mean that this software is dirt cheap? Well, Yes and No, It depends on how long you would want to use it. It costs a onetime $50 for lifetime access, if you are going to use it for more than 3 years of course it costs nothing in the end. However, it is still cheaper than the fee you pay for your satellite/cable TV subscription right?
There are a lot more features and benefits this software offers beside your initial purpose of watching Live NBA games on computer. Visit Satellite TV for PC to read more information and take advantage of the bargain price.
Some NBA fans would want to watch live NBA games on computer. I bet you are included because you are reading this article. Oh that is obvious, stupid me. For couple of reasons whether it is convenience, saving money, or any other reasons, there is actually way to watch your favorite team on your computer or laptop. We should thank Internet because it is significant in this process.
Yes! You would want to utilize the internet to its fullest potential, which is to enable you to watch Satellite TV on your computer/laptop anywhere you want, therefore allow you to watch Live NBA games on computer. Anywhere I mean in your office, in the hotel, everywhere in the world, in which you can get access to the internet.
It does not matter what your purposes are, whether it is to save money by cancelling your monthly television subscription or to watch live NBA games on computer in your office while working late. You get a lot of benefits by transforming your computer into a satellite TV station.
A software called satellite TV for PC allows you to access more than 3k satellite television channels from all around the world including the most popular channels like ESPN, Sky Sport, NBC, CNBC, Fox and more. So Internet connection is MUST have thing if you want to and that is all you need plus the software. You do not need any additional gadget in this matter.
If you are discussing about saving money, does it mean that this software is dirt cheap? Well, Yes and No, It depends on how long you would want to use it. It costs a onetime $50 for lifetime access, if you are going to use it for more than 3 years of course it costs nothing in the end. However, it is still cheaper than the fee you pay for your satellite/cable TV subscription right?
There are a lot more features and benefits this software offers beside your initial purpose of watching Live NBA games on computer. Visit Satellite TV for PC to read more information and take advantage of the bargain price.
Saturday 25 October 2008 @ 7:05 am
Not asking about the “game clock” — rather what time the game would end if it begins at 2 pm (for example).
Thursday 23 October 2008 @ 9:58 am
Balla asked:
What are some good basketball camps, i know of The Five star basketball camp i will try to go there this summer but i was just wondering what are some good basketball camps for a high schooler.
What are some good basketball camps, i know of The Five star basketball camp i will try to go there this summer but i was just wondering what are some good basketball camps for a high schooler.
Thursday 23 October 2008 @ 1:13 am
How many basketball players are there in a basketball team?
Please answer me ! I want to know how many basketball players are there in a team, NOT how many players are allowed to play in a match !




























