Sports
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My Basketball Experience (as a Fan in 2020)
The sport of basketball has always fascinated me; it’s a fast-paced, high energy game that demands incredible athleticism and endurance. The skill required to be among the best at the sport is staggering, and as such, I always have respected basketball players for their physical and mental prowess and the amount of effort they pour into honing their craft. However, I cannot say that I was a major basketball fan for most of my life, despite growing up in the United States; instead, tennis was my preferred sport, and once I moved to India, it became cricket. With the NBA airing at odd timings in India due to the stark time difference, I never got invested in basketball. Still, I did shoot hoops in school now and then, and if I happened to stumble upon highlights randomly while flipping through channels on TV, I would watch them for 5 minutes or so before moving on.
Arvind PennathurPublished 12 days ago in UnbalancedNFL Up 'Til Now
It's playoffs! I'm not excited about the restructuring of the post season, but I am excited that it's here, nonetheless. A lot is happening: Tom Brady is in the playoffs, the Jaguars fired their coach, the Browns' coach is out... Wait a minute, this is sounding familiar. Yes, dear reader, it is. However, things couldn't be more different than years past. Let's go over a few things that shaped the league this season:
Joshua FaupelPublished 12 days ago in UnbalancedBeing Present
Off the top of my head, I can think of five hockey games I've seen live -- one being an NHL game (Vancouver Canucks versus Edmonton Oilers, December 26th 2009!).
Kaitlyn DawnPublished 13 days ago in Unbalanced
Here’s How You Can Win a Basketball Game
Basketball is one of the greatest sports as it helps players work on both skills while improving the ability of the team. The best team should flow like a flock of birds. Their actions appear staged but they are improvised. As a bird can predict the movements of the group, being a basketball player you should also have this skill says Joe Boylan. You and the team need to learn to work as a unit.
Joe Boylan Basketball CoachPublished 13 days ago in Unbalanced
Martial Arts Exaggerated
Welcome back to the world of fighting. This piece that I am writing to you, the reader, is on how popular culture makes the Martial Arts look bigger than what it really is.
Johann HollarPublished 14 days ago in UnbalancedThe Religion of Paul Pogba: Is He is a Muslim?
Paul Labile Pogba (born 15 March 1993) could even be a French professional footballer who plays for Premier League club Manchester United and thus the France national team. Pogba was born in Lagny-Sur-Marne, Seine-et-Marne, to Guinean parents. he's Muslim. He has two older brothers who are twins who are also footballers and play for the Guinean national team. While growing up, Pogba was a devotee of Arsenal.
Aamir KamalPublished 14 days ago in Cleats
Women's Hoop Report XXX
Coppin State 56 - Delaware 54 Host Coppin State overcame a 33-25 deficit during a 17-8 third quarter run to defeat Delaware.
Winners OnlyPublished 15 days ago in Unbalanced
Raguragavan Sreetharan Plans to Play Soccer Again
Raguragavan Sreetharan says day by day tests for Covid. Just two individuals in the rec center at a time. Players dressing for training at home.
Aqib GulzarPublished 16 days ago in Cleats
