Basketball History

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

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 !

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

hook shot

The answer is three, by these guys:

Herb Pennock (PHA, BOS, NYY)

Stuffy McInnis (PHA, BOS, PIT)

Jack Morris (DET, MIN, TOR)

Wally Schang (PHA, BOS, NYY)

Joe Bush (PHA,BOS,NYY)

Lonnie Smith (PHI,STL,KCR)

Dave Stewart (LAD,OAK,TOR)

George Burns (CLE,NYY,PHA)

Steve Carlton (STL,PHI,MIN)

Jay Johnstone (OAK,NYY,LAD)

Mike Lowell (NYY,FLA,BOS)

Dolf Luque (BSN,CIN,NYG)

Luis POlonia (OAK,ATL,NYY)

Nick Altrock ( BOS,CHW,WSH)

Selectors/draftees watch the college games and from there the selectors will ask you to come along for a meeting/trial and after that they will put you in ty drafting squad and then you will get drafted to team as rookie.

they are no ordinary basketball team they know alot of cool tricks to do with the basketball their team colors are blue,red and white like the American flag they usally play against university and another rival are the Washington generals the Harlem always beats them they make funny jokes and play different sports with the basket ball if you a family enetertainment and also loves basketball you should check out the Harlem globetrotters

No, he never won NBA MVP.

Michael Jordan is 6 feet 6 inches tall.

As of December 1, 2008 Kansas University was ranked #25 nationally.

Kendrick Perkings when he won it for the Celtics in 2008

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According to what I read about it he came up with the idea on his own because he wanted a game that could be played inside when it was too cold out to play. The first basket was a peach basket.

he scored 100 points

If you want to do a slam dunk in NBA 2k14, then there must be an open lane for the dunk. After getting an open lane, you need to get close to the rim and hit the shoot button and you should have initiated a slam dunk.

It is nearly impossible to dunk at 5 foot 3. Professionals in the NBA that are under 6'0" can barely do it. Spud Web is one of the shortest, if not the shortest, player to ever dunk, and he was 5'6". While not impossible, it is nearly impossible, and your vertical leap will need to be tremendous to do so.

== == 1. Mark Price- 2,135/2,362- .904 2. Rick Barry- 3,818/4,243- .900

3. Steve Nash- 1,258/1,409- .893

4. Calvin Murphy- 3,445/3,864- .892

5. Scott Skiles- 1,548/1,741- .889

6. Reggie Miller- 5,987/6,758- .886

7. Larry Bird- 3,960/4,471- .886

8. Peja Stojakovic- 1,373/1,551- .885

9. Ray Allen- 2,199/2,486- .885

10. Darrell Armstrong- 1,279/1,446- .885

points scored: 1. LeBron James

2. World B. Free

3. Ron Harper

4. Mike Mitchell

5. Brad Daugherty

Scoring average 1. LeBron James

2. Brad Daugherty

3. Austin Carr

4. Mark Price

5. Bingo Smith

When a player shoots the ball and it goes through the net it scores 2 points unless he is shooting from behind the 3 point arc. In that case it scores 3 points. Shots from the free-throw line (charity stripe) score 1 point.

21 and a half

Court sizes varies. Many high school and college/universities courts are 84 feet by 50 feet. Note that some are 94 feet by 50 feet.

If you are talking about a team, the Detroit Pistons outscored the Denver Nuggets 186-184. The game was tied at 145 at the end of regulation, and it went into triple overtime. If you are talking about an individual, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored over 38,000 points in his lifetime. Kareem has retired, though, and Shaquille O'Neal is still playing, and he is one of the top scorers, so Shaquille might break the record one day.

The answer is that in 1954 Danny Biasone, the owner of the Syracuse Nationals pushed for the adoption of the 24-second rule, based his proposal upon his observations, experience, and simple arithmetic. In Biasone's judgment, basketball was most exciting when it was neither a stalling contest nor a wild shootout, but a well-paced game in which team took 60 shots apiece. Since professional basketball games were 48 minutes long, Biasone divided 2880 (the number of seconds in 48 minutes) by 120 (the total number of shots taken per game when each team attempted 60 shots) and arrived at an optimal figure of one shot every 24 seconds.