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    Glory road 1.Glory Road is a story about a small Texas college basketball team. Texas Western it's coach, Don Haskins, and how it became the first college to use an all African American starting line and win the 1966 NCAA Championship for Division 1 schools. Based on true events, this movie is a rollercoaster of emotions for both the viewers and the characters. The African american majority of the team was recruited by Don Haskins from all over America. Throughout the movie, the team, the coach…

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    “The invention of basketball was not an accident. It was developed to meet a need. Those boys simply would not play 'Drop the Handkerchief’”(James Naismith). The world of sports revolved around football and baseball in the 1800’s. At the time, there was a long break between sports in the winter time. There was nothing to do because all the main sports were played outside. When it got cold outside, a new sport was in the making to keep students and athletes in shape. Basketball was invented…

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    Gratitude….. I don’t think about it much, but when I do, I realize that I’m grateful for many things. A lot of things come to mind, but basketball, vacations, and summer are the three things that I am most thankful for. Basketball means so much to me! I’m excited right now because our first traveling basketball tournament is coming up shortly. I can already picture the referee lofting the ball up in the air like a pancake being flipped for the tip off! I like the intensity when it’s a close game…

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    in Europe and South America, and Basketball both are sports that are played in Olympic Events, and they also played in high schools and colleges. Physical body contact is a part of these two games. Although that they’re played in different ages and they’re for both genders, the way that each game is played makes them have different fan bases. They both have different popularity around the world, and that causes a difference in the finical power. Soccer and Basketball are both played in the…

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    education The number of jobs I wanted as a young child was significantly large and I do not recall every single occupational investigation. Those I do recall include doctor, firemen, veterinarian, professional basketball, musician, Lego set developer, film director, chef, gardener, and college basketball coach. The many areas of interest were often imagination focused and facilitated through play. Additionally, these areas were explored for homework assignments given by my mother and homeschool…

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    and spilling over into several adjacent states is truly phenomenal as a player source region” (Rooney, 1974 p. 156). Rooney defined a player being from a certain state based on the high school attended. He collected data from major college and university varsity basketball player rosters from 1961 to 1967. Rooney’s player production value was determined on the county and state level of where the…

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    W. Benton, principal of Indianapolis Shortridge High School. L.D. Coffman, superintendent at Salem schools was elected treasurer. J.T. Giles, Principal at Marion High School, was secretary (“History of the IHSAA”) All leading to Indiana’s first basketball tournament. This tournament was held at Indiana University Assembly Hall on 1911. This assembly hall held up to 1,200 people. The tournament had a total of 15 high school teams from all over Indiana competing against each other. In the end five…

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    A significant thing that changed my life is the game of basketball. I’t opened up multiple doors for me, Doors that I thought would never be there for me. Basketball caused me to meet many people and I was able to travel the country while playing basketball. The game of basketball made me realize a lot in life, basketball connected me to people that I never thought I would connect with and build a relationship with. Basketball taught me a lot of lessons in life, and to never put all of your…

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    the money he saved from that he bought several pinball machines that he placed in different businesses. Warren continued to college after his father insisted he did so, he attended the University of Pennsylvania. He then transferred to the University of Nebraska for three years and graduated with a business degree. He then…

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    There goes my cousin leg at a basketball game. My cousin Chad was playing basketball for Notre Dame, he was a sophomore when his career got ended. It got ended because he was playing in the game and he went to do a lay up and all he heard was a crunching noise. It was his bone that was connected to his ankle, he fractured it and couldn’t play basketball anymore. He was so mad because he had Scouts look at him so he can go to the big league. Now he is a basketball coach for a High School team. He…

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