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    A few years ago, I practiced basketball. I thought I could be good . We had a basketball unit in gym class and I thought this class after school would help. At the time I was in 3rd grade . And I knew a couple of people in the class. There were 6 basketball hoops in the gym. The gym teacher was wearing a blue shirt with white sleeves with blue shorts. I was wearing a sweatshirt and a pair of jeans because I had forgotten that that day was the first practice and I forgot to pack extra clothes.…

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    Kaufman 4 step method effectively, one can learn how to play the game of basketball. The idea of learning a new skill can be overwhelming. Learning, in the way that humans can, is one of the fundamental ways…

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    There are so many kinds of throws in ball sports. For my science project I need to know about them so I have backup for my Hypothesis. I am testing whether a basketball goes farther using a chest pass, a push pass, an overhead pass or an underhead pass. The overhead pass has that extra flick of the wrist when your two arms are above your head. When you stop the motion to release the ball it gives a jolt to propel the ball forward.(Sarah Berton's brain). According to one source I read, this…

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    Details of the game/sport The game of basketball at the collegiate (NCAA) is divided into two halves, each being 20 minutes long. There overall court size are 94 feet long and 50 feet wide, with the rim being 10 feet tall. During a regular season players play about 30 to 32 games including conference tournament games that starts on November and end early April. Followed by an offseason that last for two months (May & June), early pre-season (July), mid pre-season (August & September), then back…

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    the basketball game tonight against West Central?” Mr. Prairie asked as everyone was getting lined up for gym last class period of the day. The 8th grade basketball team was playing against West central that night. No big deal right? It is not a conference rival or sectional team, but to me it was a big game because I used to go to West Central from kindergarten to fifth grade. I had to play against all my friends that I used to go to school with. During gym class we were playing basketball and…

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    Teenage Wasteland Analysis

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    “Teenage Wasteland,” written by Anne Tyler is a short story that annals the relationship a teenage boy has with his parents. This story itself takes place over approoximently an entire school year. There is first Donny, one of the main characters in this short story. He is a 15 year old rebellious teenage boy who will not listen to his parents, Daisy and Matt. Daisy tries more than ever to get her son back on the right track. Daisy truly tries to help her son. “ From early October through…

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    care for people, and still be able to have a family when I grow up. I got multiple scholarships to play basketball from different schools, and I decided Iowa was the best choice because they were a great nursing school, were pretty good at basketball, and they weren’t super far from my family. I got my undergraduate in biology and then I studied 2 years at the hospital nearby. My basketball career ended with a loss to Syracuse in the sweet sixteen at March Madness. My four years of college…

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    Coach Told Me Analysis

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    Being almost six feet tall, playing a sport – basketball or volleyball – was almost expected of me. My parents put me in many sports as a child but three, which I played throughout my entire life, were soccer, basketball, and lacrosse. As a kid, I was always good at basketball because of my height and as I grew up, it became an advantage. So, being told in eleventh grade that I wasn’t good enough to make the team was devastating. “Your work ethic isn’t there,” Coach told me, “You’re athletic,…

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    Coach Carter Coach Ken Carter was a basketball player turned basketball coach who decided to take a job at Richmond, Ca. as the head basketball coach. When Mr. Carter acquired the job he was there to just teach basketball and when games. In the process of this he changed his players lives; he also instilled life-values in each of his players. Lessons like respect, teamwork,and that education is vitale these lessons took these players farther than they had ever imagined not them themselves but…

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    He has finally chosen the college that he desires to attend. After all of this bountiful pressure, he insists that he has made the choice that benefits his family the most because he is receiving a supreme education and is getting to play college basketball at a reputable level. However, the person does not know if he can verbally commit to the college of his assortment until he finds people he can trust to tell him that it is the right decision. In part two and three of the book Foul Trouble,…

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