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What do a falling basketball a moving car and a trophy on a shelf all have in common?
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They all have mechanical energy.
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Which game is associated with Jawaharlal challenge trophy?
basketball
What is the NBA basketball championship trophy?
a nba trophy is a prize a team gets for winning a championship, like nfl has a trophy nhl has the Stanley cup
What are the names of the Heisman Trophy award?
I think its the basketball teams
What are the names of the Heisman Trophy awards?
I think its the Basketball teams
How do you get the basketball trophy on Millsberry.com?
By playing basketball in the game more often and getting more points as you play.
When was Adolph Rupp Trophy created?
The Adolph Rupp Trophy was created in 1972. It is awarded annually to the top men's college basketball player in the United States by the Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky. The trophy is named in honor of Adolph Rupp, a legendary college basketball coach.
Who won the Lou Marsh Trophy in 2005?
Steve Nash - Basketball
What does the winning team of the NCAA men's basketball tournament get?
Trophy and national championship
How many Heisman Trophy winners have the Missouri Tigers had?
The Missouri Tigers have not won an NCAA basketball tournament.
What is the maurice podoloff trophy?
The Maurice Podoloff trophy is the Most Valuable Player award for the National Basketball Association. It was named after the president of the NBA from 1946 through 1963.
Is trophy a common noun?
Yes, the noun 'trophy' is a common noun, a word for any trophy for anything, of any kind.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Trophy Club, TX 76262Little Falls Trophy & Engraving, Inc. Little Falls, NJ"Trophy", a nove by Michael Griffith
What sport awards the Maurice Podoloff Trophy?
Basketball. In his honor, the NBA named its annual league Most Valuable Player trophy the Maurice Podoloff Trophy.Maurice Podoloff (August 18, 1890 - November 24, 1985) was a U.S. lawyer and basketball and ice hockey administrator. He was the first president of the National Basketball Association. He served from the league's founding as the Basketball Association of America in 1946 until 1963.
