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What are the requirements for being a professional basketball player?
play good
What are the qualifications of a professional basketball player?
There is no college education needed to be a professional basketball player. Although most players complete high school and enroll in college for a short time before jumping to the NBA. Overseas players must qualify for their team with whatever education requirements it has.
What is Michael Jordan's legacy?
Being the best Basketball player.
What is an open player in basketball?
A player who is not being guarded by a defender.
What are the training education requirements for being an immigration and customs inspector?
There are some specific classes you will need to attend. However, for many of these positions there is no formal education requirements stated.
What are education requirements for a dance instrutor?
there are no official education requirements, however, a dancing background and teacher training will be a key to GETTING the job, and being a GOOD dance instructor.
What is the education required for being a business owner?
There are no educational requirements for being a business owner. However, one of the major reasons why businesses fail is a lack of business education.
What is Kobe braynt known for?
being the best basketball player ever
What derrick rose requirement being a basketball player?
hes dumd
What is Kenny known for?
Kenny George is known for being an American Basketball player, where he played for the Asheville Bulldogs at the University of North Carolina in college. He is known for being the tallest player in the history of College Basketball.
Would you be famous for being a basketball player?
If you played for a famous basketball club, yes. If you played where you locally lived, perhaps not ;)
What is Kenny George known for?
Kenny George is known for being an American basketball player, where he played for the Asheville Bulldogs at the University of North Carolina in college. He is known for being the tallest player in the history of college basketball.
