(According to a USA Today article online located at usatoday.com)
According to a USA Today article online located at usatoday.com:
As each team advances to the final quartet, viewers will expect the teams to celebrate with a time-honored tradition: cutting down the nets.
But not many fans will know where that tradition originated. Well, legendary high school and college coach Everett Case is given credit for starting the practice in 1947. In his first season as coach of North Carolina State, Case's team won the Southern Conference tournament. Case decided to celebrate by taking the nets as a souvenir. The practice caught on and now college teams punctuate tournament titles with some twine trimming.
cutting down a tree
We can stop cutting them down and start planting more.
because they wanted to make money and have a warm fire aswell
Clear cutting as a logging practice has been used for centuries, but it became more widespread in the mid-20th century with the mechanization of logging equipment. The practice of clear cutting involves cutting down all trees in a specific area to maximize timber production, which has raised environmental concerns due to its impacts on ecosystems.
they are cutting down their forests
Clear cutting, is the process by cutting down all the trees in an area at once. and selective cutting is when they cut down only some trees in a forest and leaving a mix of tree sizes and species behind. Clear cutting is cutting down everything at once. and selective cutting is cutting down only some trees!
we are cutting down the rainforests because we need: WOOD.
Bouncing a basketball up and down is called dribbling.
People are cutting down orangutans habitats to build the houses we live in.
Cutting down on bad habits like smoking and excessive drinking can be a good thing.
cutting down
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