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Basketball - Wikipedia
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Basketball Positions - Guard, Forward, Center
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After a dominating win over Alabama, who less than a month ago led Florida going into the fourth quarter of the SEC Championship, Utah’s Coach Kyle Wittingham was quick to proclaim his team as #1 in the country. Apparently none of the other coaches felt the same way. At least they didn’t feel strongly enough about it to jeapordize their BCS vote (those with BCS votes are expected to unanimously elect the winner of the BCS Championship Game to be the national champion). The Utes only hope for a share of the national title was through the AP poll, where they picked up 16 first place votes. However, 16 votes left Utah far short of being competitive with the Gators…off the field. Since the system is obviously broken (still) for this year, we can only speculate as to who really is the #1 team in the country. We can only guess whether Utah would have beaten Florida, Oklahoma, USC, Texas, Penn State or any other team who, going into the bowl season, thought they should have a chance to hoi …

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It was invented by James Naismith. See the related question to the … See the related question to the right on “Who invented basketball?” for much more info. …
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James Naismith was the Canadian physical education instructor who invented basketball in 1891. He started KU’s basketball program.
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…the real world? no….after-hours music videos? no….the cooking channel? definitely not….NHL hockey? Yeah, sure. Why not? But as I was thinking a little hockey was in order before bedtime, my roommate gave a resounding ‘not a chance.’ So, we watched something else, probably something on ESPN. But that got me to thinking - why does hockey get such a bad rap? How has hockey become a virtual non-existent in the minds of sports fans in this country? Remember the days during the hockey strike? No? Neither do most other Americans. But why? What is it about hockey that turns us off? Americans are generally impatient people. We want what we want and we want it now!! That is the basic mentality here in the USA, is it not? So, one could argue that hockey may not be exciting enough for us; that it doesn’t fulfill our incessant need for instant gratification. But, if you look at the typical scoring line for hockey games, you’ll see that there is plenty of action. Most games have anywhere be …