From a coaches perspective Basketball

This is a coach that is fixing two players mistakes from the first half.

This is a coach telling his team good defense and keep it up.

This is a coach putting players that were on the bench into the game (substituting).

This is a coach telling a player where to be on offense for the play they are going to run.

This is a coach telling his players to relax, calm down, and slow down the pace on offense.

This is a coach thinking of a strategy for his players to run.

This is a coach telling his team in a time out a strategy since there other strategy did not work.

Basketball is a game that can be played in many different ways. There is a pickup game in the park, an organized league with a coach and a referee, and many more types. I play both with a team in an organized league and then I play sometimes a pick up games in the park. In an organized basketball game you must have at least five players a coach, a referee, and another opposing team. A coach has a hard job. He has to make up plays for the team to run, he has to make sure everybody on the team learns the play, and then he has to deal with angry parents that say my kid isn’t getting the ball enough, or people like that. A man that goes by the name James Naismith created basketball. Dr. Naismith was assigned a job to create an indoor activity. To create the game Dr. Naismith combined elements of soccer lacrosse, and a game he played in his childhood, duck in a rock. There were origianlly thirteen rules in basketball.

The hoop used to be a basket and it was a very low scoring game when basketball first started. Every time someone made a basket the referee would have to stop the game climb up on a latter, and get the ball down, and then the game would continue. By 1894 basketball started to spread. More and more people started playing it, and now it was a popular sport says, Overall, there are all different types of basketball. Basketball goes back a long way. Basketball is my favorite sport and I’m sure other people can relate too me as well.