Not recommended. But it's whatever bro.
To make sure the basketball game goes smoothly. Call fouls, when necessary. Although some officials don't call certain fouls simply because they may not have seen it.
They call it basketball as well.
no. that is why they call it fouling OUT
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The refs, they call everything whether if people think it's fair or not.
When basketball was first made it was used for a gym game and they put baskets on top of poles, that is where the name came from.
some rules in basketball are Back-court violation, Traveling, Goaltending, Out of bounds, Shot clock violation
To accuse a public official of wrong conduct during office is called impeach. Impeach is also to call into question the integrity or validity of a practice.
To accuse a public official of wrong conduct during office is called impeach. Impeach is also to call into question the integrity or validity of a practice.
The first day of Autumn, or the Autumnal Equinox
The song "taps " was used for an official bugle call
It depends on what you call a real basketball and your age and level of game. Spalding's basketballs (official basketball of the NBA) usually cost under 25.00. The spalding official size street basketball costs 14.38. The official NBA varsity ball costs 13.15. The new Spalding never flat ball costs 22.14. The Spalding official indoor/outdoor basketball costs 30.43. The Spalding NBA official game ball basketball is 87.99. In my opinion if you want the real deal I would get the NBA official game ball basketball. Even though its costly it is worth it. Keep in mind though that the ball was made to be played indoors not outdoors. If you play outdoors I recommend the never flat ball since it lasts long. The only problem with it is that it is a bit bouncy. these are only a few basketballs. if you want to check them all out go to this site:http://spalding.com/products/ for a quiz picking the best ball for you go to this site:http://spalding.com/basketball/modelSelection.HTML prices gathered from amazon.com