well i think every house owns a Basketball hoop... so 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
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you buy one at the store :) [Other Answer] You get a deflated ball and inflate it. Afterwards drop it into a hoop and you have made your very own basketball! WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Yes... though usually it occurs during rebounding... as opposed to an intentional heave at the wrong basket.
The Creek Indians, like many Indigenous tribes, had their own traditional games and sports, but basketball as we know it today was not part of their culture. Basketball was invented in 1891, long after the Creek people's traditional games were established. However, many Native American communities, including the Creek, have since embraced basketball and often participate in it today.
All the players are important in netball. The GK defends the ball from getting into the hoop and the GD helps defending as well as getting the ball away from the other team and down towards their own hoop. The C has to be wherever the ball is, trying to get it down to their own hoop with the help of the WD and WA. the GA and GS must get the ball into the hoop.
It simply means 'get on your way'
yea, but it would look wierd, (depending on how big it is)
One can make their own hoop earrings by purchasing some wire from a craft store, shaping it into a loop, and putting various beads and other decorations on it. Then attach an earring finding that you can find from local craft stores.
While there are many on-line tutorials on how to make your own mini basketball hoops, the best quality mini basketball hoops are made by the company SKLZ Pro.
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Yes. This happens once in a while if the ball is accidentally tipped into the hoop while trying to rebound. Also, once in a while a player will forget which end of the court his team is defending and take a shot at his own team's basket. This happens fairly often with very young players who easily forget which end of the court they are on.