Basketball In Colleges

basketball In Colleges Munir Slaiman Professor Hinkle July 19, 2000 U.S. school and college basketball (Summary of the Jackie Miranda Article) Basketball at the school and college level developed from a structured, rigid game in the early days to one that is practically fast-paced and high-scoring. Individual skills improved markedly, and although basketball continued to be regarded as the ultimate team game, individualistic, one-on-one performers came to be not only accepted but used as an impelling means of winning games.

In the early years games were much won with point totals of less than 30, and the game, from the spectators viewpoint, was slow. Once a team acquired a modest lead the popular tactic was to kiosk the game by passing the ball without trying to score, in an attempt to run out the clock. The NBC, seeing the need to admonish such slow-down tactics, instituted a number of rule changes. In 1932-33 a line was drawn at mid-court and the offens...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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