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    which occurred on November 19, 2004. The reason why I picked this event is because it changed the history of the NBA, and it also made a deep impact on the teams, players, and their fans; it also caused the organization to lay down different ground rules, while it also lead to a security increase at the arenas for the safety of the players and the fans while also limiting the use of alcohol. Sources say that this brawl still remains as “the most infamous brawl in NBA history;” in my opinion, any…

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    which is undoubtedly male dominated. When it comes to college there is one revelation that will and has taken years to change. An athletic scholarship is something every young athlete desires during their middle school and high school years. From basketball- soccer, an athletic scholarship can be gained by hard work and with integrity. Many men & women participate in these sports. Yet, one simple fact, that has still…

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    There is a rule in the Navy Seals training called the “40% Rule”, which I discovered and devoted to my life from the age of thirteen. I was going through a tough time, holding myself back from what I was passionate about - playing ice hockey. A tough dilemma to tackle, whether I was going to give up hockey or find a different way to play hockey. The Seal rule was a motivation for me to aim for 100% instead of performing at 40% in hockey and in life. It is a reminder that each time I…

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    Titans won the regional game!”, An announcer nearly screams through the microphone at a home basketball game. If only that could truly happen in real life. I believe all children should get a chance to be on sports teams, no matter their gender. Previous laws did not allow girls to play on boys sports teams. In the late 1800’s to early 1900’s, women organized clubs athletic in nature but unofficial and rule-less. There were many efforts made to limit the availability of women to participate in…

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    agility, size, and strength. Men tend to focus and rely on these aspects of the game while girls tend to focus on technique, fundamentals and perfecting basketball skills while gaining valuable basketball IQ. Both of these aspects are important to sports and could be deciding factors in…

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    not bounce higher than a soccer ball. A volleyball is filled with compressed air by the pump used to inflate the ball. When a ball hits the ground, the air inside compresses a little more, momentarily, and the elastic stretchy properties of the basketball skin lets the ball flatten slightly at the bottom. The volleyball is filled with air, that helps it bounce up when the force of its weight from gravity hits the ground. The materials a soccer ball is composed of, has a high degree of…

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    “In august, a judge ruled that college athletes can be paid. That is seen as a win for college basketball players and football players”. Because many athletes may get hurt while playing college sports and won 't go on to playing pro Football or Basketball. “45% of athletes will get hurt during their first year of sports” (Chadiha). because schools permit up to 95 (maximum) in 1992 scholarships to players. Now those are reduce to just 85 which is only 10 injury difference (Chadiha). with only 15…

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    David And Goliath Essay

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    understand your point of view. The shunning and the bullying sounds an awful like what Vivek Ranadive had to endure. ““The referee did not believe in “one, two, three, attitude, hah!” He didn’t think that playing to deny the inbounds pass was basketball. He began calling one foul after another.” Malcolm, pg. 25 To Vivek, despite the fact that they had lost this game, it was still a success to them. It was a success because they proved that “Goliath is not the giant he thinks he is” Malcolm,…

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    sponsorships of an NCAA basketball tournament dubbed “March Madness,” showing how even the ladder used to cut the net of the basketball goal, a tradition after you win a game, is sponsored. Oliver also uses evidence in a serious manner when he shows the contract forcing athletes to concede to being amateurs and the large rulebook that is required to be signed by the…

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    came from the 1970s. The 1970s was a great time for many athletes in their playing days. The 1970s, made it hard for athletes to play due to the press, sports have accommodated many great athletes, and many things that influenced the decade like basketball, football and boxing. In the 1970s, it was harder for people of great athletic ability to play sports due to the press questioning their decisions in their personal lives. In the early 1970s, Alcindor converted from Catholicism to Islam, he…

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