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It is an art form only a really small percentage of people can even attempt. Height adjustable backboards exist mostly for that reason. Just one more reason why we are in awe of some athletes.

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I’m trying to understand everything about basketball so that I can perfectly embody a jock for my role in High School Musical

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Can aomeone tell me about what happens when the ball hits your foot

GET TO THE POINT HOLY

Thank you for this helpful and informative video. Much love and appreciation from a baller all the way in Bangladesh (across the world from you)

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Way better than Ray Allen whoever is making the comment comparing him to Ray Allen

Mitch Richmond was not a role player until he got to the end of his career anyhow

Zoomers run these basketball channels and talk about old players like they watch them play or something same thing with the zoomers in the comments true he was no role player until he jumped on the Laker ban wagon and then he was completely a role player then on

Rice was certainly no role player until he jumped on the Laker ban wagon

The greatest inventions in the world are made from janitors. Not bright scholars.

"you know that I'm saying?" I was waiting for this phrase all video)

bro why does basketball have so many rules😭😭I swear chess is simpler than this!

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I saw women basketball during 2003with the hoop and the net no board for upper coins...,same ball,same court

Naismith is actually naisshchmidt/german, and david stern is actually shtern,now think a minute,about this collaboration

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So I guess we're just going to ignore the fact that the Aztecs and the Mayans had the first form of basketball

Stoped watching and unsubed when u dissed Trump.

Pro player that can't keep up or jump to defend the shot???

Thank you because of you I have been much better at basketball

He was the first guy to shoot the super deep 3’s.

One of my favorite players ever.

Here for my 2k center only build I play lol

Imagine if he was alive to see how his game was developed too today and the absolute units in the nba dunking

truly underrated channel!

i am abasketball piayer

It's the facial expression for me 😂

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I just did this workout and it really challenged me and made me learn a lot about what I need to do better. Thank you. 🔥🔥

Hey man. Please, do not be afraid to say out loud that Dr. James Naismith, was a CANADIAN man. Please....For all the ignorant people out there thinking that only the US people have brains......

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Im 40, that's probably a good reason.

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Video starts at after 3 mins thanks me later

The subscribe button glowed as he said subscribe that first time

He was the go to guy on the Heat and Hornets

My sophomore season just ended yesterday and my junior season just started 😂

Hey thank you Coach U! These videos are huge in teaching the skills and undertone techniques to becoming great basketball players! Highly appreciate you! Hope to see even more soon! I’m on a niche to learn the skills of basketball in levels: basic/fundamental skills, novice skills, intermediate skills, advanced skills, and lastly elite skills! It’s crazy how even a small statement can completely change up my game.! One of the most impactful things you said to me so far is the that the fundamentals of dribbling, in your “History of Basketball” video, is ‘lateral’ movement- and not just change of direction or change of momentum!!! Focusing and changing my dribbling on that skill alone has made me a much better driver and scorer! I realize now how important it is to have your fundamental skills not only in place but mastered and perfected before moving onto more high level skills!

Far from a role player

One of the more underappreciated players from that era. Now he's known primarily as just a 3-point shooter, but was dangerous driving to the hoop and due to his length, was unstoppable in the post against other SF's. He had some nagging injuries in the late 90's and was never the same from the time he showed up in LA and on. Plus the Lakers reportedly only wanted him to be a spot up shooter and nothing else, so he did enjoy his time there, despite winning a championship.

5:20 can someome explain how the board works, like what are these lines? I only know that the numbers are the players

25 hundred thousand per game??

you have the most afican american accent ive ever heard

Role players aren't all-stars and All-NBA defensive teams. Thunder Dan was a STAR for several years.

If we are being honest- Bobby Knight is the best coach out of all of them for many reasons, but just look at this stat: in his 29 seasons at Indiana, he had 1 player that went on to become an NBA all-star: Isaiah Thomas. Knight dominated the B1G with 11 titles, a perfect season, 3 national titles, graduated his players, never bought any players (like everyone else at the other blue bloods)...and he did it all without the NBA rosters that would play year after year at UK, UNC, UCLA, Kansas, etc....he objectively did more with less talent. That's the best measure for a coach's greatness. He also went to Texas Tech which was an absolute ghost town for basketball and took them to the NCAA tourney 4 out of the 7 years he was there, even taking them to a Sweet 16. Just Wiki his coaching record....when he was on the DECLINE at IU and past his prime, the Hoosiers were still finishing in the top 5 in the league and he never lost to the Fab 5 btw. Knight is the best to ever do it. He perfected the motion offense and influenced everyone that came after him. Bobby Knight is the goat.

thanks for the video