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back to list Basketball History Q: can you tell me about the inventor of the basketball? How has the basketball changed since it was first made? How has the game changed since it was first played? Jason (age 12) Beck Middle School Cherry Hill,New Jersey,UNited States of America A: Hi Jason, According to The Basketball Hall of Fame's history page , basketball began in 1891 at what is now Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts (it used to be called the "School for Christian Workers", and they used a YMCA gymnasium). The inventor was James Naismith, and his original 13 rules of the game can be found on the web site. He was given "14 days to create an indoor game that would provide an `athletic distraction` for a rowdy class through the brutal New England winter." You can browse the NBA's rules on the web (there are too many to inlclude here) at the NBA's rules of basketball page . Lots of things like having a special rule for players who shatter backboards probably didn't occur to Mr. Naismith. The basketball itself has changed only a little over time. The original balls I believe were made of a leather covering over an inflated rubber ball, perhaps with a layer of cloth for stiffness in between. These days you can still buy balls made like that, but there is now a large variety of imitation leathers and plastics that balls are made of. I just went shopping for a basketball a couple of months ago and found a dizzying array of all different models at all different prices at the local discount store.

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Home About Us What We Do Questions ... Contact Us ncaa college basketball college basketball championship history Men's basketball Championship The NCAA took over the national basketball championship tournament in 1940 from the National Association of Basketball Coaches. One team was chosen from each of the eight NCAA districts. Four of them competed in a western tournament and four in an eastern tournament, the western and eastern champions then played off. This system continued until 1950. The championship was expanded to 16 teams in 1951, with 10 conference champions automatically qualifying and 6 at-large teams selected. The move to the "Final Four" came the following year, when the number of regional tournaments was increased from two to four. In 1954, the number of teams increased to 24, with 15 NCAA conference champions and 9 at-large teams. The number varied a little until 1975, when a 32-team bracket was adopted. It has increased twice since 1975 to 48 in 1980 and to 64 in 1985. The number of conference champions automatically qualifying is subject to change from year to year, but under NCAA rules they can make up no more than half the teams in the tournament.

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30. Keon Clark - The Perfect Basketball Player - Basketball History An overview of Keon Clark s basketball history. Keon Clark has played in many different cities in the US and Canada. http://www.cockeyed.com/keonclark/history.html

An overview of Keon Clark's basketball history. Keon Clark has played in many different cities in the US and Canada. High school - Danville High School , Illinois : Vikings under Coach: Gene Gourley Junior College - Irvine Valley College , California : Lasers Junior College - Dixie State College , Utah : Rebels under Coach Jeff Kidder College - University of Nevada, Las Vegas , Nevada : Running Rebels under Coach John Robinson Clark is the first player in UNLV history to post 100 or more blocks in a season NBA - Denver , Colorado : Nuggets 1999-2000 under Coach Dan Issel Made his NBA debut against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Feb. 5, 1999 NBA - Toronto , Ontario : Raptors 2001-2002 under Coach Lenny Wilkens NBA - Sacramento , California : Kings 2002-2003 under Coach Rick Adelman Intro Vitals History Action ... Contact

31. Rock Chalk Zone: KU Basketball History Complete player and team-stats for University of Kansas basketball. Cross-referenced by player-name, seasons played, conference and national honors, http://www.rockchalk.com/history.sht

KU Basketball History Player Stats Season Summaries School Records This database is designed to augment the University of Kansas Men's Basketball Media Guide . It contains information that is not present in each edition of the Media Guide . Thus, you can (eventually) find the career stats for (hopefully) every KU player, not just the 1000-point scorers. My lists of records, players, and uniform numbers are in greater depth than the Media Guide 's. This database is organized into three main sections. Players - the career (and each season) data for every player, including non-lettermen, who ever played for KU. In addition it notes any honors that player earned, and also where (approximately) he finished in several statistical categories. Links take you to the season summary page, so that you can see the player in context, and also to the current records in which he still has a top-10 ranking. The first page has a number of indices in order to find particular players, including alphabetically and by uniform-number . I also have specialized lists for pro-players (most with basic stats) and notable KU players who are perhaps unfamiliar to KU's younger fans. You can also get to the history of KU

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You are here: Basketball Basketball History Basketball Shoes best selection and price Basketball Gear it's all here Basketball Apparel look good Basketball Hats get the latest style Basketball NBA tickets why stay home? The History of basketball A game that started with 18 men in a YMCA gymnasium in Springfield, Mass., has grown into a game that more than 300 million people play worldwide. The man who created this instantly successful sport was Dr. James Naismith. Under orders from the head of Physical Education at the School for Christian Workers, Naismith had 14 days to create an indoor game that would provide an "athletic distraction" for a rowdy class through the brutal New England winter. Naismith's invention didn't come easily. His first intention was to bring outdoor games indoors such as soccer and lacrosse. These games proved too physical and cumbersome. After brainstorming some new ideas, Naismith developed basketball's original 13 rules and consequently, the game of basketball. The new game was played with a soccer ball, peach baskets and nine to a side. This first contest is believed to have been played Dec. 21, 1891. continue to ...

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Skip directly to: Search Box Site Navigation Page Content Register to Win ... A College Town at Heart Basketball History No other city in the United States can boast its array of basketball history like Lawrence. Although the game was invented in Springfield, Mass., Lawrence is where the game of basketball "came of age." KU has the only college basketball program to be founded by the inventor of the game. With 13 Hall of Famers, 12 Olympians, 11 Final Four visits and two NCAA National Championship teams, it's safe to say that Lawrence is embedded in basketball history. Dr. James Naismith invented the game of basketball on December 21, 1891 to fill the need for an indoor winter sport. In 1898, he brought the sport to the University of Kansas, becoming the school's first basketball coach. Incidentally, Naismith is the only coach in the school's history with a losing record. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen became KU's second basketball coach when he replaced Naismith in 1908. Allen served for 39 seasons at KU, and to date is the fourth most successful coach in the history of college basketball. In addition, Allen is KU's winningest coach of all time. He was instrumental in the movement to bring basketball to the Olympic games. While Naismith is often called "the father of basketball," he reportedly coined Allen the "father of basketball coaching." Today, Naismith and Allen's presence can be felt each time one enters Allen Fieldhouse, where KU plays its games. Students and fans alike come alive as the "Rock Chalk Jayhawk" chant resonates in the air. In 1996

34. Army Basketball History Army basketball history. 6th March 1944 – the War Office formally ratified the Army Basketball Association. Commands and Districts were to organise http://www.army.mod.uk/basketball/army_basketball_history.htm

Serving Soldier Careers News Units ... What's New Army Basketball History Adventurous Training Fixtures Results Clubs and Associations ... Army Basketball History (Formed 1944) HISTORY A meeting was held on 6 th July 1939, where it was decided to form an Army Basketball Association in order to encourage the game at unit level. th March 1944 – the War Office formally ratified the Army Basketball Association. Commands and Districts were to organise tournaments and planning began for Inter-Service and Inter-Allied Competitions. In 1946 the first Inter-Unit Competitions took place with the finals being held in Fox Gymnasium in Aldershot. March 1949 – the first Inter-Services took place at RAF Halton and the Army were the first winners. The RAF won from 1951 – 53 due to the large amount of US servicemen still present on RAF Stations. The Inter-Services was suspended until 1960 and the RAF continued to win until 1962. 1962 – An Extraordinary General Meeting formed the Aldershot Warriors. Their aim was to play in the London League, enter the National Championship and form the nucleus of the Army squad. WO2 (QMSI) JW Beasor APTC was invited to be the first Coach. The first team included two civilian England Internationals from RAE Farnborough. 1963 – The Army win the Inter-Services and the Warriors win the Southern Area Championship, reaching the National Quarter Finals.

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Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Monday, September 19, 2005 3:11:59 AM DIRECTORY Basketball Basketball History Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Basketball History The history of Basketball. Basketball is a sport that is a played on an indoor or outdoor court by two teams of five players. The object of the game is to score the most points by shooting a ball through a basket, or hoop. Basketball is played on an amateur level by mainly high schools and colleges, and on a professional level by athletes belonging to organizations like the National Basketball Association. It became an Olympic Game in 1936 and is a popular spectator sport in such countries as Europe, South America, and the United States. Listed below are various historical resources on basketball. Michael Jordan - an Icon of success Michael Jordan has been a source of inspiration for young and budding Athletes. Michael won the hearts of millions of... Tim Duncan His moment forever With one of the most dramatic and remarkable shots ever taken, Tim Duncan established his legacy. But there were still 0.4... Looking at NCAA hoops scandals In a sport with a history full of scandals, the problems at Baylor are the most serious and bizarre college basketball has...

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RING SURF -MARKET IT -FIND IT Home Help Contact Us Advertise on RingSurf ... Log In Menu Send us your Article Baseball Basketball NBA HISTORY From its inception as a league in 1949, the National Basketball Association (NBA) had grown from a small league garnering little interests from the American public to a global juggernaut responsible for making basketball into the fastest growing sport in the world!  The history of the NBA is filled with remarkable stories and captivating characters.  Starting as a league featuring 8 teams to its current 30 teams.  From the first superstar, center George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers, to its current star, Chinese center Yao Ming of the Houston Rockets. Here at RingSurf NBA, we realize that true fans appreciate the history and evolution of the game in the world’s greatest basketball league.  That is why we are devoting a special segment documenting the History of the NBA, highlighting significant changes, moments, and players of the game.  Our special segments trace the dynasties of the Minneapolis Lakers, Boston Celtics, and Chicago Bulls, as well as recording the significance of such great players and ambassadors of the game from George Mikan, Bill Russell, Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain, Julius Erving, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, and Shaquille O’Neal.           To fully appreciate the NBA as it is now, it is important to recognize the history that has allowed it to achieve the status it maintains today.  You will see that the NBA was as exciting back then as it is now!   Â

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