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Well some people are realy good at playing basket ball but is not that easy you have to work out harly all days and if I was you I would not try it ( I have espirense) ps: they would make fun of you well by:)
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What are khufu's hobbies?
playing basket ball and watching basket ball
What is the size of the college basket-ball court?
What is the size of the college basket ball
How was basketball named?
There was a basket...and a ball...and they tried getting the ball IN the basket...hence basketball
When was the first NBA website founded?
basket ball i like to be a basket ball player
What equipment do you need to play basket?
basket ball is fun and easy to play as weekend sport or for a fun activity. You will need a correct size ball, clothes you don't get hot in , sneakers and a hoop preferably and more than 4 players.
What are basketball equpiment?
ball= a rubber round ball that you use to shoot into the basket basket= a tall hole that lets the ball come through the hole net= part of the basket rim= the outside part of the basket
Who discover the basket ball?
college kids from Montreal, Canada invented the sport with a volley ball and a basket
What are the release dates for Basket Ball - 1901?
Basket Ball - 1901 was released on: USA: April 1901
What did they use for a basketball when the sport was just made?
A soccer ball was used for the ball and a peach basket was used as the basket.
Where was it invented and in what yearwho invented it basketball?
Basket ball was invented by James Naismith. Basket ball was invented by James Naismith.
Why is Michael Jordan the most decorated player in the NBA?
because he is the tallest basket ball player in the history of basket ball
What is 'basket ball' when translated from English to French?
Ballon de basket is a French equivalent of the English phrase "basket ball." The masculine singular phrase translates literally as "ball of (the) basket" in English. The pronunciation will be "ba-lod ba-skey" in Alsatian and Cevenol French.
