Basketball

Maximum 25000 rupees or just U.S $250 per month

what question is this?do you think that pros play

basket in Europe free? ok to explain you a little,players sign a contact with teams to play in all the competitons the team will play.those are domestic championship,domestic cup,euroleague or other European competitons and even some local competitons between countries like the adriatic-league in foremr yugoslavian countries or the baltic-league. the sallaries are very good in Europe but of course not as good as in nba.

a superstar can take 4-5 million dollars a year .slaries are a lot better in football though(the one you call soccer)

to be honset those kind of questions from Americans simply amaze me. the next will be"do people in Europe eat?"

NOT Dwayne Wade, Joel Anthony, Mario Chalmers, Mike Bibby, Chris Bosh, Shane Battier, Eddy Curry, Norris Cole, Udonis Haslem, Mickel Gladness, Tarrel Haris, James Jones, Juwan Howard, Mike Miller, or Dexter Pittman so it has to be LEBRON JAMES

In 2006 there was 32 finalist teams for the world cup. these are the following counrties which made it through. {| |- | Angola Argentina Australia BrazilCosta Rica Croatia Czech RepublicEcuador England France GermanyGhana Holland Iran Ivory CoastItaly Japan Mexico ParaguayPoland Portugal Saudi Arabia Serb & Mont South Korea Spain SwedenSwitzerland Togo Trinidad & TobagoTunisia Ukraine USA |}

A 'bank shot' is a shot that hits the backboard before going through the ring for a score or not going in to create a rebound situation.

What is the hypothesis of baketball

Width: 6 feet (72 inches)

Height: 3.5 feet (42 inches)

Paul Pierce plays Small Forward for the Boston Celtics.

4/3 x pi x 1728

Four former Spurs are in the Hall of Fame:

1. George "Ice Man" Gervin

2. Moses Malone, inducted in 2001.

3. Dominique Wilkins, inducted in 2006.

4. David Robinson, inducted in 2009.

While the Spurs don't have their own Hall of Fame, they do have 6 jerseys retired, which are:

00 - Johnny Moore

6 - Avery Johnson

13 - James Silas

32 - Sean Elliott

44 - George "Ice Man" Gervin

50 - David Robinson

Many players make maximum salary. Lisa Leslie makes about $102,000 due to her being cored. Sue Bird makes $99,500 because she is cored. Other max players can only make $98,000.

josh loveday

sam hoare

jimmy little

jacob richards

scott woollard

oj mayo

michael jordan

rudy gay

magic johnson

larry bird

wes grigg

zach randolph

derek rose

sean whelan

anth ilioski

ben moore

babe ruth, machine gun joe, G.I. Joe, your great grandmother, Jesus, Thor, and Metallica remember fat kids own

The game of basketball typically has two or three referees who officiate the game by calling fouls, stopping the game, telling where to in bound the ball, making sure the score table is scoring correctly, the clock is running when it needs to, etc.

This question has two possible answers: factual or opinionated. If you are asking why basketball is interesting in a Factual manner, then we would have to quantify the elements of basketball as the stimuli and measure the effect of these stimuli on humans. Perhaps the bigger question is, why do Sports in general interest humans? Certainly, there is something chemical happening. Adrenaline rushes through the body causing excitement, testosterone pumps competitive spirit. Isn't it amazing the glands God has put into our bodies? Even though we know which chemicals transmit excitement and competition, it is more esoteric why certain sports carry the audience that they do. Auto racing has about 75 million fans in the USA alone, but the excitement of it is lost on me personally, even though racing in itself is dangerous and competitive. Baseball's appeal must be in the pastoral setting occasionally interrupted by the excitement of a player running or a ball leaving the stadium. In comparing baseball to auto racing, the difference in excitement seems to lie in the interruption process, i.e., auto racing is basically an uninterrupted excitement. Basketball seems to excite on a number of levels. Choosing which facet of basketball makes it "interesting" is, naturally, a matter of opinion. This is where fact must end. Still, we can name some of these excitements. First, there is rivalry, especially in the college basketball scene, where the game is sometimes secondary to the animosity. Second, there is speed, the excitement of watching a stolen ball or a full court press. Third, there is wizardry; think of a Michael Jordan flying through the air, or a Dr. J doing his thing, or a Larry Bird, or any other number of legends who surpassed mere technical skill. Fourth, there are the miracles: the three-point shot that wins the game with less than one second on the clock, for example. Fifth, there is the human circus, watching 10 very tall men running back and forth across a wooden floor. There are likely many more points to be made here, but this is likely a good starting point. it fun sport

A lot of hoop-la and fan fare!

A standard High School court is 84' long x 50' wide

Junior High is 74' L x 42'W

Was with Portland Trailblazers in late 80's but injured and cut at training camp. He works with NBA as motivational speaker now as well as being a recording artist.

Michael Jordan

==Answer == In the 1961-62 season Wilt Chamberlain averaged 50 points per game and also scored the all time highest single game total of 100 points on March 3, 1962 vs. the Nicks in Hershey, PA. Wilt Chamberlain averaged 50 points a game in one season and scored over 4000 points !

I think it's 105 in Division 1A.

ummm the two point line would be anywhere inside the three point line? derrrrr

High School (GED would be OK), or college degree of any kind (AA from community college or BA from a university). You need a GED or high school diploma to enter most colleges or universities but some community colleges can help you get your GED done.

As of right now there are no Chicago Bulls players in the Hall of Fame. This is because Bulls alumni Micheal Jordan and Scottie Pippen are not elidgable yet. Other possible Hall of Famers include Dennis Rodman and John Paxton.

I would have to say Larry Bird because he hustled and did everything with 100% effort. Magic was a flashy guy but he couldnt shoot. Bird was an all around monster. If you have seen the HBO special "Magic VS. Bird," you will see that they go to an old 1980s newspaper and the rookie of the year was Bird by alot of votes. If you are speaking winning its magic 5 to 3. But if you are speaking individually its bird. If I were to start a franchise and I had to pick 1 of them, I'd take Bird. I mean come on he had a horrible team at Indiana St. and still almost beat Magic. I'd take Bird