OVO Bounce Basketball Tournament: Case Study

Ethnography is the systematic study of people and cultures, it is designed to explore cultural phenomena where the researcher observes society from the point of view of the subject of the study. It is the best qualitative method for collecting data often used in the social and behavioral sciences. Data are collected through observations and interviews, which are then used to draw conclusions about how societies and individuals function

It too years in the making, but finally we were able to bring our female basketball players back to the United States. The season was played in the summer. The summertime schedule immediately opens the doors for a new type of basketball fan. WNBA games are warmer; there are no stuffy men straight from their business meetings filling up the Madison Square Garden seats. No high profile attendees awaiting their picture on the big screen above center court. Above all the tickets are much less than a regular season New York Knicks game. The low-ticket prices brought in rowdier more enthusiastic fans. There were families sitting courtside instead of the usual businessmen and their impressionable clients - and of course Spike Lee. The fans were there because they loved basketball, not because they wanted to see Alan Houston or some other player paid millions to run up and down the court. There was a more genuine glow about the fans. A glow that only the people in nosebleed seats have at the New York Knick games. There were fathers with their daughters both wearing

Before the start of the game there is always a pre game show with the two hosts for the T.V. broadcast on court somewhere talking about the game. However the first thing I noticed when we took our seats was there was another game being played on court amidst the chaos of all the cameras and people on court for the pre-game show. To further involve the community and the fans in Clipper basketball, before the game there was a YMCA basketball game between two local

who is considered a reservation basketball star, but his promising future is destroyed by alcohol.

There are many high school basketball phenoms that are scouted by pro teams even when they are in high school. A select few in the past have gone straight to the NBA out of high school and had a lot of success, while some players go to college all four years to develop their skills at the next level. However, there are athletes that will waste one year at the college level just so they could get to the NBA. Why would you waste one year of your life when you could have already been in the NBA a year earlier? Basketball players should either go to college all four years and enhance their skills and get a solid education. If not, skip college and go straight to the NBA, rather than wasting a year of your life, and possibly a classroom seat for a person who wanted to get an education.

It would have been a tough road to hoe without two starters in Kevin Love and Anderson Varejao. It was even tougher after losing Kyrie Irving in Game 1. But yet the Cavs took a 2-1 lead in the series and made a late charge in Game 6 when it appeared the game was already over.

"Today we ran into a great team," VCU coach Will Wade said. "Unbelievable performance by Hield there down the stretch. Every time they needed a big basket, he answered the bell. He's just a phenomenal player. Best player I've seen in college basketball. So I'm proud of our guys. We just didn't quite have enough."

His son J2017-0581A and some of his friends were paying basketball in the street on Coolidge Street.

The Mountaineers shot 51.8 percent from the floor, 34.8 percent from 3-point range and 47.1 percent from the free throw line.

Dribble. Spin, cross over. Dribble again. The air is cool and only the sounds of ball against hardwood floors are audible. The newly polished court holds its weight underneath the 17-foot size EPSY winner Brittney Grinner. She crouches and dribbles the ball with her right hand before alternating to her left. Griner makes a quick move towards the basket. She stops at the three-point line and releases the ball. Hands remain perfectly arched. Swoosh. The ball bounces underneath the net; Grinner strolls over to retrieve it. She picks it up and makes her way back to the center of the court where the Phoenix Mercury logo resides. She crouches down again, ball on her right side and begins again.

Number one in the nation and number one in our hearts the staring players of the chino hills boy’s basketball team, with Elizjah Scott, Lamelo Ball, Lonzo Ball, LiAngelo Ball and Onyeka Okongwu. These boys have made our school proud with practically winning every game no doubts about it.

Most people in the U.S. have been to an NBA game. Whether they attend because they are diehard fans or attend strictly to have the ‘experience’ of a professional basketball game and all the exciting things that the outing entails, is a different discussion. Most

Curry’s spectacular 2015-16 season spoke to his will on and off the court. After rewriting legendary league records and turning the dynamics of the game on its head, there was no other way to honor the player behind it all than with the “unanimous” distinction. Most fans adore him,

The Gobles J.V. Volleyball Team played strong against Fennville @home on Tuesday, September 26. Christiana Hunt lead the team with 4 assists. Karlee Henderson got an outstanding 5 hits along with Libbee Nason who got 4. The team had a total of four amazing blocks. The team pushed their hardest till the very end and left with another

As he assists younger players in their pregame routine the love and the respect is still there from the players of today. With “Already Home” by Jay Z blasting through the speakers the song sets the epitome for his post-playing career a guy who’s been there done that, and ready to pass down the knowledge he’s learned to the next generation.