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    The fundamentals of basketball of basketball are the foundation for every individual play. Most positions or how big a player is depends on how they play. Usually it would be the point guard who takes it up the court to set up plays. (basketballtipsandtricles.com,2016) Also there are centers, they are the biggest (tallest) guys on the team. They get the heavy rebounds and offensive and defensive rebounds. (They also cannot shoot). It's rare for a center to be shooting threes. But if they can…

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    I asked Emily if she felt she was intellectually curious and was pleased that her response included providing an example of a discussion that she was part of, outside of a classroom format (where in-depth verbal analysis might otherwise be a requirement for a high course grade). Emily seemed self-motivated to engage in the exchange of ideas both inside and outside of the classroom. Emily recounted a rap session with her friends when the group dissected the movie “Still Alice.” In the movie, a…

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    Many people are not convinced, including myself, of the remarks by Mr. Gladwell in his book the Outliers on page 40 when he says, “10000 hours of practice is the magic number of greatness”. According to this quotation, Gladwell thinks people in general need 10000 hours of practice to be successful at a certain skill in life. These certain skills can include interests or passions that people want to be exceptional at. Many skills require a lot of practice and hard work but you don’t need 10000…

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    Sports Impact On Society

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    forget. Sports in society were focused on men only and now women are starting to play a prominent role. Not only are sports important in everyday life, but also sports are a method to sustain society through economic gains. Sports such as football, basketball and baseball have a huge impact on society as the monies made from these competitive events are used to enhance the local economy and such as the construction of AT&T Park. Can improve neighborhoods by bringing big chain businesses and…

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    the novel, Finley, a senior starting basketball player in high school, faces the challenge in mentoring Russ, an amazing basketball player, after he loses himself when his parents die. Finley is quiet and doesn’t speak much to anybody, because his mother died when he was younger, and he’s always been the quiet type. That’s one of the reasons his coach thinks he’d be a good fit to mentor Russ. Finley has a girlfriend named Erin who is also a starting basketball player that goes…

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    only six, I remember everything about you. I remember you loved basketball, I remember your smile when I made some stupid joke, I remember the way you treated me and how I looked at you. I looked at you as my role model. I always wanted to be like you. I still want to. My mom tells me all the time that I look like you. I don’t know if it makes her happy or sad. I know it makes me happy though. I am eleven years old now. I play basketball for the school just like you did! Mom comes to all my…

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    whether or not college athletes should be paid is a prolonged and heated debate. Whenever it seems to have gone away it comes right back again to the front page of the sports section. From the good and bad of the NCAA, to the pros and cons of income for athletes, and the motives of athletes today. This paper should help decipher all of the facts and opinions of the crazy argument that is spinning out of control. First of all, this topic has gone way, way back, “The idea of paying college…

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    Basketball is one of the hardest sports to learn, because it takes so many skill assets to master also basketball has changed my life in a major way to help me become a better man. As you may not no I’m a junior transfer from Baltimore Maryland that has traveled here to become a basketball player here at Loras College. Growing up where I’m from you have a few options as a kid either go to school, play sports, or hustle me I took the wrong path but was quickly humbled when I lost my older brother…

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    television and I also read a lot of magazines about the WNBA , Women basketball is a tough sport to play ,but most of them are amazing players from what I have seen and read. Someday I hope to be seen on national television playing next to Brittney Griner. But due to my knee injury will I ever be able to play basketball again? Will I be able to run up and down the floor again? “Yes of course you will!” Many people love the game of basketball, I love to practice every day and I also enjoy…

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    Sam Hustle: A Short Story

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    boy named Sam Hustle who played basketball. He always dreamed of playing for Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. One day after school Sam opened the mail and noticed a letter addressed to him from Creighton. He ripped open the letter and as he read it he saw it was a full ride scholarship to play basketball and go to college. He was galvanized with this news. He rushed upstairs to tell his parents the good news. One year later Sam rolled up to college. He was exuberant when he…

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