Nope. As long as you are not breaking any other rules, it is not a violation to hold the ball with one hand.
They will call it palming if youre cupping it while crossing over or lose control and dribble the ball to high in the air while running down the court.In the NBA the more famous you are the more it is look at as great ball handling and seldom called for Kobe,Dwayne,James,etc. Jordon was awesome but his moves were almost unstoppable with the delayed palming, watch you go one way and he was gone.
Kids starting out today really suffer from small hands, ego outbursts all thanks to those NBA role models.
its worth more than any other basketball
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for 4th grade it is 10 feet but under that is 7 feet any thing above 4th is 10 feet
He retired from basketball for the third time in April 13th 2003.
Though it might seem like playing basketball helps you grow taller since most basketball players are tall, that is not the case. Playing basketball does not affect your height any more then any other sport activity.
Kansas has won 51 conference championships in basketball, more than any other college basketball team
Of course why waste 1000 dollars on any thing else.
basketball
No there are no countries in this world which don't play Basketball but one thing they have is that they don't want to promote it to a higher level.Here in Uganda it can promoted but that's after some people from outside comes into it and promote it.
true, more people watch basketball than any other sport in the united states.
Yes there is a lot of running in basketball (full court or half court). Either way you will be doing lots and lots of running and jumping, although the intensity is dependent on the pace of the game. You have to run much more in basketball than volleyball.
Any collective noun.