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Stephen Curry: 17 Reasons he’s a Superstar

March 3, 2016 by sfgs

Stephen Curry: 17 reasons he's a superstar

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors is believed by many to be the greatest shooter that the NBA has ever seen. Besides being a three-time NBA All-Star, he won the 2015 NBA MVP. Stephen also referred to as “Steph”, holds the record for most consecutive games with a three-pointer. It is an NBA record […]

11 Youth Basketball Coaching Tips

September 10, 2014 by Mike O'Halloran

11 Youth Basketball Coaching Tips

These basketball coaching tips might mean the difference between a good season and an awesome one. Please read on. At any practice for a youth basketball team, you’ll likely see coaches working on many of the same things:  team defense, shooting form, offensive plays, the triple threat position and more. Many basketball fundamentals are covered […]

2014 NCAA Tournament Shining Moments

April 2, 2014 by sfgs

And then there were four:  Connecticut, Florida, Kentucky, and Wisconsin.  To get to this point, the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament has already delivered some shining moments, as it does every year.  Here were some of our favorites. The Best from the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 2014 Check out these highlights. 1.) St. Joseph’s coach Phil […]

College Basketball’s Best Tradition

December 8, 2013 by Mike O'Halloran

College Basketball’s best tradition incorporates a little bit of waiting to build drama, some Halloween costuming, a favorite Christmas song, a fund-raiser for the needy, and an energetic fan base with some nervous energy as they head into finals’ week. Silent Night Tradition at Taylor It all happens at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, and […]

Jimmy Valvano: Don’t Give Up

July 15, 2010 by sfgs

Jimmy Valvano speech

Jimmy Valvano and his “Don’t Give Up” speech at the ESPYs became an instant classic. Previously, he was best known as the fiesty NC State men’s basketball coach who upset heavily favored Houston in the 1983 NCAA Championship. Now, he’s probably just as famous for this ESPYs speech. Jimmy Valvano at the ESPYs After NC […]

The Brad Stevens Interview

June 8, 2010 by Mike O'Halloran

Brad Stevens

As head coach for Butler’s basketball program, Brad Stevens has been on a roll. Taking over the program in April of 2007, he led the team to a 30 win season in his first year.  Stevens broke the NCAA record for most wins in his first 3 years. Last year, Stevens coached Butler to the […]

The Don Meyer Interview

October 15, 2009 by Mike O'Halloran

Is Don Meyer the best-kept secret in basketball?  Despite passing Bobby Knight, Dean Smith and Adolph Rupp on the all-time NCAA men’s college basketball coaching victory list, would average basketball fans recognize the name, Don Meyer?  Probably not, but they should. Currently coaching at Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota, Meyer also earned victories […]

Jumbotron dancer energizes Celtics’ crowd

April 2, 2009 by sfgs

When a Jumbotron dancer makes the news, you know it must be something special! NBA action is fantastic! Earlier this year, Boston Celtics fan Jeremy Fry was caught on the Jumbotron during a delay in-game action dancing enthusiastically to Bon Jovi’s “Living on a Prayer.” His lip-synching, dance routine drove the crowd crazy. It reminded […]

Are buzzer beaters the most exciting 5 seconds in sports?

March 28, 2009 by sfgs

Another Hopkins Buzzer Beater

It seems like even the casual sports fan knows what “buzzer-beaters” mean. But, for the uninitiated, a buzzer-beater is a basketball shot taken just before the game clock expires, when the buzzer sounds, that frequently results in the shooter’s team winning the game, the shooter be mobbed and the fans going wild. Are buzzer-beaters the […]

Bill Russell — The Ultimate Team Athlete

February 12, 2009 by sfgs

When you think of Bill Russell, you might think of his many basketball championships, his team leadership, or perhaps his legendary match-ups against Wilt Chamberlain. Bill Russell, former Boston Celtics star, turns 75 years old today. While his playing days have been over for 40 years, his lasting impact on the game of basketball continues […]

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