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    something that I’ve never experienced before. From teaching him how I manage time to how I talk to girls. I loved getting to know my shadow and it was interesting the similar qualities we shared even though we lived across the world from each other. Basketball and art were our most common interests. Benn was a singer and when I showed him my art this was the moment when I believe he really looked up to me as a role model and a friend. Benn made this responsibility turn into something that I…

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    Michael Jordan is known to be the greatest basketball player of all time. In Jordan’’s early life he was very competitive and always wanted to win. He did everything he could to win, he would even get into his opponents heads. Jordan than got accepted by the University of North Carolina in 1981, he then became a key role in the college’s basketball team. The team won the NCAA Championship in 1982 with Michael scoring the gaming winning shot on…

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    The first time that I remember being told that I did something “like a girl” is when I was in the fifth grade. I’m sure that this was said to me several times before then, but perhaps it never occurred to me that it was supposed to be an insult and therefore did not create a lasting memory. My fifth grade class had just finished having the “period talk” where girls and boys were separated and while the girls were given pads and tampons, the boys played outside. All of a sudden, it wasn’t just…

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    Ex-Basketball Player, is a poem that tells the activities and life of former high school star basketball player, Flick Webb. Updike shows the rise of Webb’s high school career to the fall of his daily job, selling gas. The message behind the poem is to not only be a star athlete, but to also be a star student. He portrays this message by showing how Webb’s basketball skills became unprofitable after graduation. The lack of education that Webb received only allows him to be able to sell gas.…

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    Raymond's Run Quotes

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    What is the one thing you do when things are down, you become determined to finish what you started. The theme of the song “Hall of fame” and Raymond's Run is determination. The story Raymond’s run was written by: Toni Cade Bambara. The main characters are Hazel and Raymond, Hazel is a very fast runner. She is one of the best in the city. Every year she wins the race and is very cocky this year. Her best opponent Gretchen, gave a very good run for her money and it was a neck to neck race, but…

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    out of his shell when coach Jones invites him to essentially become a part of the team. Once football season is over, he becomes a part of the basketball team. Again, one of the boys who had previously tied him up in the field house, tells him the girls basketball coach needs his assistance, and he walks in on the locker room full of girls after basketball practice. Throughout the movie, the dad's of the players meet in the barber shop to discuss the games and drink coffee. The father of the son…

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    company makes games from rugby to fighting with almost every other sport in between. Some athletes have a problem with this company 's profit. “In the most highly publicized case, still unresolved, former University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) basketball player Ed O 'Bannon is asking a U.S. District Court to strike down NCAA restrictions that prevent athletes from profiting off their name and likeness” (Karaim). Former quarterback at Arizona State University Sam Kellar wanted to sue EA…

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    Lay Up Task Analysis

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    Introduction For this assignment, I have selected the skill of a basketball lay-up. I perform an task analysis of the skill along with highlight key topics such as motivation, practice format, and identifying errors. To successfully perform a lay-up, one must build up force by using their arms, hips, knees, ankles and applying the appropriate amount of that force in the direction of the hoop at the correct angle resulting in the ball going through the basket. The learner for this skill will be…

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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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    Baseball Vs Softball

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    boys. Darity (2016) stated she first felt discrimination in elementary school when the principal told her they were forbidden to play tackle football with the boys for fear of injury, but later felt redeemed when she participated in high school basketball where they practiced with the boys’…

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