Milwaukee Bucks

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

Mrs. Buck - I am gonna be honest this is my favorite teacher at Woodward-Granger for couple main reasons. The first day she actually acknowledged that I was a new kid and that I was in your class. Second off she forced me into a play and I really don’t have an option. That isn’t necessarily a bad thing, it’s just gonna be different. I never thought of myself as an actor. Number three and this is the most important she is very down to earth, funny, and most of all she likes The Office. That’s the

How would you feel about someone getting an athletic scholarship to a Division I school, all expenses paid, while also being paid to play the sport? It would bother you wouldn’t it. Knowing that a non-professional player, who is doing an activity at his/her school, is getting a wage. There are plenty of other ways athletes can get paid if that is their ultimate goal. Student-Athlete is an all-telling word, student comes first, and that means school is the number one priority. Instead of siphoning

with that team. With no college education the players don’t have much to fall back on like Tiny Gallon. "[Tiny] had a family, and it was a decision to take care of [them]," says Gallon, who played at Oklahoma and was selected 47th overall by the Milwaukee Buck in 2010. "[Tiny] was at Oklahoma for the money. [Tiny] had to take care of [his] family. [Tiny] felt [he] was ready, so [Tiny] came out. Tiny Gallon now plays in the NBA’s developmental league because he struggled to stay in the NBA. (Auerbach

Home of the Wildcats, Villanova University is known for being a pleasant, welcoming, private, four-year university. According to U.S. & World Report, Villanova is also ranked #1 for North Regional Universities. Not only do they participate in twenty-four varsity sports, but they can also provide up to 220,000 hours of community service within a year (Villanova University), with the most popular event being the Special Olympics. From an exceptional amount of financial aid to an immense amount of

There are many great basketball players. But who’s the top ten best players of all time? It goes from Micheal Jordan to LeBron James. They are all astonishing players but it cuts down to the ultimate plays and skilled shots. From a dunk to a layup, who's the very best of them all. Ten great players of all time are the best of the best from when the NBA began, 1946 and today, 2016. One amazing player is Shaquille Rashaun O’Neal, nicknamed Shaq. Standing at 7’1” tall and weighing 315 pounds he has

defensive mind to the table and this translated directly into the Bulls tough defensive play. Motta was also helped out when the Bulls drafted rookie Tom Boerwinkle, a seven foot center that would turn out to be a star. The Bulls also traded Robinson to Milwaukee for Bob Love, an NBA legend. That same year the Bulls acquired Bob Weiss and Jerry Sloan, all this added up to a very competitive club. This Bulls team in fact was the best rebounding squad the Bulls ever put on the floor with a total of 4,550

rebounds and getting second place for the ABA Rookie of the Year Award. He had also led the squires to the Division finals but, had lost to the New York Nets. In 1972 Erving had became eligible to join the NBA Where he had been drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks as

1. Explain the legal issue selected and how it affects the sports world. 2. Review the legal cases surrounding this sport law issue. 3. Suggest changes or modifications that might strengthen the current law. The topic I chose for the research paper was O’Bannon vs. NCAA, because I found this case has lots of aspects worth discussing, like one of the defendants is Electronic Arts Inc., a videogame corporation (I played lots of videogames from EA like NBA LIVE series and FIFA series and I do love them)

Social Media’s Impact on Athletes Antonio Cromartie, a cornerback of the San Diego Chargers, was fined $2,500 for fussing about the foods he ate during training camp through Twitter according to Daniel J. Friedman, Riehl Sports Management, LLC. Cromartie only shared his opinion about the food through Twitter, and the National Football League (NFL) fined him. The NFL is powerful, prideful, and protective of their corporation just like a Paladin. Social media is an easy place to get information, but