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What were the original rules and equipment of basketball?	[ "Write an essay on basketball history and how the game has changed over time.\nHas to have 250 - Brainly.com\nAdamEwing\n05/25/2017\nHistory\nHigh School\nanswered • expert verified\nWrite an essay on basketball history and how the game has changed over time. Has to have 250 words!!!\nWill give brainliest if good!\nLog in to add comment\nAdvertisement\nJames Naismith created basketball in Springfield, Ma. It was indeed 1891, and Naismith was tasked with creating an indoor sport that would cause less injuries than traditional American football and baseball.\nHe devised a 9-on-9 game in which players shot a ball into a cherry basket.\nThe amount of players, the court borders, dribble, and the deletion of the center leap following completed baskets were all major regulation changes and over years.\nInter-sectional rivalry in the mid-1930s resulted in the standardization of regulations across the country.\nLearn more:\nbrainly.com/question/21522366?referrer=searchResults\nDarmaidayxx and 4 more users found this answer helpful\n5.0\n(1 vote)\nLog in to add comment\nAdvertisement\nAnswer\nlionman1\nAmbitious\n48 answers\n8.4K people helped\nBasketball originated in 1891 in Springfield, Massachusetts, by a Canadian PE teacher named James Naismith. Naismith was teaching at the YMCA training school (now Springfield College) at the time, and under the supervision of PE expert Luther Halsey Gulick, came up with a spirited and strenuous indoor activity, basketball. Initially, teams had 9 players, and the objective of the game was to throw the leather ball into fruit baskets that hung from a balcony. At first, the janitor had to fetch the ball from the basket every time someone scored, but they eventually decided to remove the bottoms from the baskets. It wasn’t until 1906 that the metal hoops with nets and backboards, that we know today, were introduced. Initially, James Naismith published 13 rules for the new game of basketball, and the first public game was played in Springfield in 1892.\nFrom there, it began to gain national, and even international, attention and popularity. During World War I, the US Army spread basketball to other countries, and the YMCA also played a significant role in the sport becoming prevalent. The first professional league, the National Basketball League, was founded in 1898, but this league was abandoned in 1904. After that, college basketball came to the forefront and led the way to bringing basketball into the realm of mainstream national sports. Then in 1949, the National Basketball Association (NBA) was formed, merging the National Basketball League (NBL) and the Basketball Association of America (BAA).\nA new league, the American Basketball Association, originated in 1967 as an alternative to the NBA. Although it achieved some great successes, it struggled in terms of earning and recognition. It was eventually incorporated into the NBA in 1976, and its 4 most successful teams became a part of the NBA. Some of the most famous teams in the NBA include the Boston Celtics, the Chicago Bulls, the Los Angeles Lakers, and the New York Knicks. The NBA still exists, and not only that, but it is the most important professional basketball league, in terms of popularity, prestige, earnings, talent, and competition level, attracting the best players from around the world. Some of the most famous players in the history of basketball include Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant , Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Shaquille O’Neal. In 1996, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) was formed, as the women’s equivalent to the NBA.\nIn terms of international associations and competitions, the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) defines the rules of international basketball and regulates the relocation of players across countries. 200 plus national federations, organized into 5 zones: Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania, are members. The FIBA Basketball World Cup is held every 4 years, as is the FIBA World Championship for Women, in the same year, but in a different location.\nJames Naismith, arguably the most important figure in the history of basketball, was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1959. From its humble beginnings in a school gymnasium, basketball has developed into a popular and prestigious international sport.\nwebew7 and 142 more users found this answer helpful\n4.8\n(65 votes)\nto add comment\nAdvertisement\nkarakulak\nasked 09/15/2016\ntaylormfbryant530\nasked 12/04/2019\n4.6 /5\n14\nmedo01553119548\nasked 11/05/2019\nfarukhsaeed8019\nasked 07/02/2019\n2", "Learn Basketball Basic Rules in 10 Minutes\nLearn Basketball Basic Rules in 10 Minutes\nLearning how to play basketball is easy with a few basketball basic rules. Don't worry about lengthy lists of rules or intimidating rulebooks. You'll get everything you need here to get you started.\nLike anything, basketball has a language of its own. You might find our list of basketball terms helpful when you run across a word you're not familiar with.\nEvery level of competition has its own uniquely different set of regulations, but for the sake of simplicity, we're going to focus on the general rules.\nIf you're interested in specifics, v isit our official basketball rules page. There you'll find rules for youth, high school, college, professional, and international play.\nBasketball basic rules in a nutshell\nObject of the game\nThe game is played with 2 teams. Each team consists of 5 players on the court at a time.\nThe object of the game is to outscore your opponent by shooting the ball into your basket and preventing them from putting the ball into theirs.\nThe ball can only be advanced up the floor with the hands either by dribbling or passing to teammates.\nFundamentals\nThe fundamental skills involved in the game are listed below. If you want to learn more, click on each link for further explanation, coaching points, and drills.\nDribbling\nPassing and catching\nShooting\nRebounding\nJumping\nDefending\nMoving without the ball\nBasketball Basic Rules\nPositions\nThere are a variety of ways players can line up on the court, but the most common basketball positions are:\n#1 or Point Guard\n#2 or Shooting Guard or Off-Guard\n#3 or Wing or Small Forward\n#4 or Power Forward\n#5 or Center or Post\nFollow the link to learn about player roles and characteristics.\nScoring\nPoints are scored any time the ball goes through the basket.\n3 points are granted if the shot is taken beyond the 3-pt line\n2 points are awarded for a basket made from anywhere else on the court\nA free throw is worth 1 point\nGame length\nGames are divided into time segments known as periods. Typically, a game either has 4 quarters or 2 halves with a half-time break between the 2nd and 3rd quarters or 1st and 2nd halves.\nThe length of each period differs between leagues, lasting anywhere from 8-12 minutes per quarter or 20 minutes per half. So, you're looking at game times around 32, 40, or 48 minutes.\nThe game clock stops on dead balls and fouls, so a 20-minute half could easily last twice that long in real time. For youth basketball games, it's not uncommon for the clock to run continuously to speed up play.\nFouls\nBasketball fouls are penalties assessed by the referees for rough play to keep a player from gaining an advantage over another player. Follow the link to learn more about common fouls and referee hand signals.\nA player who is fouled is awarded the ball out of bounds unless the foul occurred during the act of shooting, in which case the player who is fouled is awarded 2 free throws. Players are allowed 5 fouls each before fouling out of the game.\nViolations\nThere are numerous ball handling and time violations that cause a team to lose possession of the ball.\nBall-handing violations include:\ndouble dribbling\ntraveling\ncarrying the ball\nbackcourt\nTime violations include:\n5-second rule\nshot clock\n3 seconds in the lane\nOther violations include:\ngoaltending\nbasket interference\nWhen a violation occurs the ref blows her whistle, play stops, and the ball is awarded to the other team with a throw-in from out-of-bounds.\nLearn more about specific violations here.\nBasketball Basic Rules\nBasketball Court Layout & Markings - What are all those markings on the court? Learn about the court layout and what all those lines mean.\nHigh School Basketball Court Dimensions - How big is a basketball court? Lean about the court measurements for high school and other levels.\nBasketball History Rules: The Original 13 May Surprise You! - Are you familiar with James Naismith's original 13 basketball basic rules published back in 1892?\nThe Rules of Basketball: Boy, How They've Changed - Check out this basketball history timeline to see how the official basketball rules have changed over time.\nHome\n›\nBasketball Rules\nWhat’s this?\nEnjoy this page? Please pay it forward. Here's how...", "Is Wilt Chamberlain underrated by modern NBA fans? - Quora\nIs Wilt Chamberlain underrated by modern NBA fans?\n34 Answers\nBest\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Author has 264 answers and 1.7M answer views\nYes.\nMost have only seen Wilt Chamberlain play in highlight clips near the end of his career when he was in his 30s and over 310 pounds. He doesn't appear to move around much, and doesn't look as quick and fluid as modern players. He also doesn’t dribble anywhere near as well as modern players. He's listed as “only” 7-foot 1. That doesn’t seem very big. So what’s the fuss about?\nUnder appreciating the size and athleticism of Wilt Chamberlain is one of the first big mistakes younger fans make when they evaluate him in comparison to todays’ players. They think that the players of today benefit fro\nContinue Reading\nBrett Clayton\n, Sports, political, and history junkie\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 100 answers and 21.1K answer views\nHell yes. Most modern NBA fans chalk him up in the top 10, but barely that. They use the same shit like “5 ft white boys” or “only athletic player”. The fact is that the average height was roughly the same as it is today. Wilt dominated the likes of Bill Russell who is the GOAT defender, and some other 6′10 to 7′2 players.\n75 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nRandy Garcia\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.8K answers and 949K answer views\nFirst off read Shaun Phillips terrific answer to this question, its pretty comprehensive. The point I would emphasize is that Wilt really has two different careers. When Wilt was 16 he wanted to play in the NBA but was not eligible. Curiously around that time there was a “George Marcus” who made a splash. 'George Marcus' Dominated Pro Basketball At 16. Marcus Who? - The Sports Column \| Sports Articles, Analysis, News and Media\nWilt was a star track athlete and dominated because he was more athletic than other players early in his career. Much as Dwight Howard would do in the middle part of the\nContinue Reading\nBruce Barr\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.5K answers and 155.9K answer views\nWilt is the greatest athlete in NBA history. No one- not even his critics- dispute that.. and yes he underrated by most younger fans. They should check him out on YouTube.\n125 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nDavid Harte\n, studied at University of Cambridge\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 63 answers and 5.9K answer views\nHugely. As is Jabbar. Rating Jordan’s career over Russell’s is laughable but generally accepted as “fact.”\nAmericans know little of the past and do not care; we are an adolescent culture. The pustule in The White House is just a symptom of a problem.\n60 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nJim Horlan\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.9K answers and 316.9K answer views\nTo a point, sure. “He was four inches taller than everyone else.” “His teams were instructed to get him the ball every time.” “Two rings, that’s all he won.” “Bill Russell always beat him in the playoffs.” Those are the arguments that modern sportswriters always use (Bill Simmons is at or near the head of that line). The stats seem to be a turn-off for them too “No one could have that many points without being a ball hog.” “He led the league in assists on purpose, by turning down better shots for himself.” “Did I mention he was four inches taller than everyone else?”\nWho knows what modern stats\nContinue Reading\nJohn\n, former Mower at Tarski's Lawn\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 8.2K answers and 1.2M answer views\nYes.\nThe most dominant player who ever lived.\nHad he been allowed to play Power Forward\nhis offensive stats would have been even better.\n56 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nRobert McChesney\n, I have been a basketball fan since the 1960s\nAnswered 1 year ago\nYes, absolutely. I am not a huge Wilt Chamberlain fan—I am on Team Russell—but I think it is safe to say that if Wilt Chamberlain were a college freshman today he would be considered the greatest prospect of all-time, today in 2020. He was a spectacular gifted athlete, a 7–1, 275 pounder with world class athletic ability for any height. There has never been a big man with the athleticism of Wilt, not Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, or Shaq.\nUntil very recently Wilt was always on the short list for greatest player of all time. Look at his career numbers: they are staggering and speak for themselves. Wilt C\nContinue Reading\nSteve Carlson\n, B.A. from University of Michigan (1978)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 866 answers and 88.7K answer views\nyes, usual recency bias is part of it, never seen play, don't relate to that era, in fact wilt always has been slightly underated mainly bc only 2 titles compared to russell 11, kareem 6, wilt was > all around athlete physically dominant force however not as consistently focused\n85 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nRobert Sockett\n, Property Assessor\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 610 answers and 141.2K answer views\nI don’t see him being underrated at all. Most comments on here are LOOK at the STATS!!! If anything modern NBA fans overrate him because they don’t realize he was obsessed with the stats. When he played like Bill Russell in his championship years(focusing on defence and starting the fast break) his teams where two of the best in history. He was probably the greatest athlete in history and could have won the decathalon in the Olympics. As a basketball player he did not have the genius and competitive will of Bill Russell Or Michael Jordan.\n167 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nBaltimore Bob Andrews\n, Vietnam Naval Vet/(1970-71)Retired IT(1977-6/20/2018)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 982 answers and 280.2K answer views\nYES\n100 points in a game, averaged 50 one season, 55 rebounds in one game. Lifetime 30 points per game.\nI met him at a book signing as what a great man. He never married and he was a legend sleeping with close to 20,000 women.\nGreatness in any Era he played in.\nCould have been a good Boxer.\nWas a great Volleyball player.\n181 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nQuora User\n, studied Roofing\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 8.5K answers and 22.8M answer views\nThey weren’t born until he was retired. How could they underrate him. I was too young to see him play Bill Russell, but I saw him play Lew Alcindor. Alcindor was better, but he was probably the best center ever. He retired a long time ago, and no has even approached his all time scoring record. His sky hook was the most unstoppable shot I ever saw. He gets forgotten when people talk about the best ever\n197 views\nView upvotes\nGreg Moore\n, BS Mathematics & Business, State University of New York\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 356 answers and 41.9K answer views\nI don't believe most modern NBA fans know who Wilt Chamberlain was or anything about him.\n62 views\nView upvotes\nView 1 share\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nDennis Gunter\nAnswered 1 year ago\nHe is the greatest basketball player and probably athlete ever.They never skip over Jordan or James but they preclude Wilt every chance they get.They give you statistics either since Wilt or never bring him up and when someone approaches one of his\nrecords they always say since but try to leave him out.\n58 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nJake Roney\n, studied at University of Iowa\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 210 answers and 75.2K answer views\npeople today will not know how strong and athletic Wilt Chamberlain was. in all reality, he was as big as Shaq and even stronger, faster, and had a higher vertical\n45 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nColin Riegels\n, admitted as a lawyer in five countries\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 24.9K answers and 231.4M answer views\nAlmost certainly. In sports people tend to fixate on the heroes of today, and forget the players of yesteryear.\nIn the NFL when you talk about the great quarterbacks, people start with Brady, Manning and Brees. Love and respect for Unitas, Tarkenton and Graham is much harder to find.\n366 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nE. L. Evans\n, Played and coached basketball in Spain during the dark ages\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.6K answers and 306.3K answer views\nYes. Just check his stats and see some play on YouTube and you will see what superb athlete he was.\n60 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.1M answer views\nYes.\nSee my answer here Xitong Zou's answer to Why do so many casual NBA fans discredit Wilt Chamberlain because he played in a \"weak\" era?\n357 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nDaryl Woodard\n, lives in North Carolina\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.2K answers and 136.9K answer views\nI feel he highly is, probably the most since he made the game progress in a lot of ways. But I feel their is a contingent that understands his contributions.\n9 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nChidike Nwuzor\n, Lead Attorney (2019-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 186 answers and 33.2K answer views\nYes.\n52 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nJoe Russell\n, Now Working Actor in Theater, Film & Commercials\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1K answers and 796.7K answer views\nJust as with Russell, Robertson, West, Baylor and a few more of the “old time” greats, I’d say, yes, he’s underrated, under appreciated, and under recognized. I’m in the old timer category. But I’m also a big basketball fan and i played it into my fourties. The game has changed and the players of today are much better overall athletes, and can shoot the threes way better, so one has to take those three things into consideration if you want to “cross-generationally” compare. And while fun, it’s hard to win over people to memories and old films But I was lucky, having lived in Boston during Russ\nContinue Reading\nGeorge Wenger\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 278 answers and 34.6K answer views\nNope. He’s either unrated - as in ‘why should Young Guy me care about Wilt Who-Ever??’ - or badly overrated.\nAll amazing athletic specimens get overrated over time, as legends spring up about just how ridiculously athletic they were, which stories are too fun to debunk. And all huge stat guys get overrated over time, as that’s the stuff that lives on right there in black and white. Guys who did nothing of value outside of the stat line, or were just downright negative there - Wilt, Jim Brown, Ted Williams; their bad attitudes, their refusal to do all those little things that help teams win but\nContinue Reading\nSean Campbell\n, lives in The United States of America\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 179 answers and 32.5K answer views\nYes…..They probably havent seen much footage from him…..but from what I saw….he played the game with his head (when he wasn’t scoring of course)……And was fundamentally sound (though he had less moves than Kareem)…..Put it this way: He was Shaq that was in shaped….and 2x more athletic..plus the IQ….he wouldve translated in todays game as the best center in the league….IMAO….he the 2nd greatest player after MJ!!\n51 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nWade Yates\nAnswered 1 year ago\nNo. Probably the opposite, but also for some really dumb reasons. Alot of the fans now both do not really understand that the game was far different even 10 to 12 years ago and how valuable a truly good 2-way big man was. They also dismiss the level of competition and physical abilities of previous eras in some really stupid ways. They also don't know the differences in rules and styles of officiating, so there is all kinds of stuff that is eluding them. But with Chamberlain they kinda make up for it in an equally dumb way because they take his individual numbers from the 60s and fixate on tho\nContinue Reading\nIan Kinzel\nAnswered 1 year ago\nNo. He’s still highly regarded as one of the all-time greats, and modern fans generally remember his career highlights that have gone unmatched to this day - his 100-point game, his 50ppg season and so on.\nIf anything, I think Wilt can be somewhat overrated by modern fans who don’t remember the big picture of 1960s pro basketball. It was just a different game back then, and 20 rebounds in 1960 didn’t mean the same thing as 20 rebounds today.\nIf you adjust for pace and minutes played, Wilt the Stilt’s 50.4 pts/25.7 reb in 1962 is on par with Moses Malone’s 1981–82 season, Shaq’s 1999–00, Giannis\nContinue Reading\nAdi Vase\n, Friends Cousin Plays in the NBA, Uncle- assistant for GSW\nAnswered 1 year ago\nYes! Very much so. Wilt could do it all. Score, rebound dunk, block, pick of passes, and yet he is still one of the most underrated NBA players in history. For crying out loud, Wilt score 100 points in a game! May he be remembered.\n39 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nBraque Hildreth\n, Self Help Guru (2013-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 672 answers and 100.6K answer views\nNo one under 50 remembers seeing him. Everyone has a little bias toward players they have actually seen.\n23 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nLiam Hubbard\n, Profesional Free-lance Employment Seeker. at Stupidity (2007-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago\nNo, and he might actually be overrated. You see a 7 foot 1 skyscraper with the strength of a bull and the vert better than AIR JORDAN, and yeah, he's got a good archetype. He averaged outrageous numbers (as he really should be quite honest) in an era where possessions were a’plenty.\n26 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nRobert Bruce\n, Professional Football Prognosticator (1991-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 11.6K answers and 2.3M answer views\nHe was an early example of an athlete who played the game of basketball who was over qualified to play it. The game is relatively easy for a superior athlete to play and excel in. Virtually every NBA player could be a star if they got 35 minutes of playing time a game.\n29 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nJimmy Johnson\n, Have several pro players in my family. 1 NBA and 3 overseas.\nAnswered 1 year ago\nYes, most of today’s fans want to discount his competition or claim that he was that imposing over his talent that he should have dominated much more than he did. But that would be pitting one era of basketball over another, and that’s simply not fair. Yes, the game has evolved since Wilt played but to diminish his accomplishments is asinine and rather insulting. Could he have played in today’s game…….his stature and athletic ability sure point to a big YES. He was strong and could really run and jump when he began in the NBA. So yes most of today’s young fans who never saw him up close and pe\nContinue Reading\nKevin Cabral\n, lives in Fall River Mass (1974-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 833 answers and 1.4M answer views\nHe probably is underrated. He played many yrs ago. I, myself, have been a fan of the NBA for more than 30yrs & I likely “under appreciate” the accolades Wilt “The Stilt” Chamberlain went & earned himself on the court(and off 😝). In ways that I might not realize, Wilt has done his part in contributing to what the league has been throughout the yrs I've been watching it. The man did score 100 points in One game & had many games with 20+ rebounds while swatting away shots n layups. Yes, I guess he is “underrated” now that I've read this. Great question.\n37 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nQuora User\n, Club K, former middle school teacher\nAnswered 10 months ago · Author has 3.3K answers and 825K answer views\nSlightly but not as much as Willis Reed, Nate Thurmond, Bob Lanier, Wes Unseld, Artis Gilmore, and even George Mikan.\n14 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nGo Cherry Picker\n, Owner at Go! Cherry Picker (2021-present)\nAnswered 10 months ago · Author has 212 answers and 56.4K answer views\nIt’s hard to underrate/overrate a player that most fans have never seen play before. We can definitely rely on his ABSURD stat-lines as evidence of him being a good NBA player, but in order to really determine if an NBA player is good, you need to watch them live as well. For example, Basketball IQ can’t be measured through stats.\n17 views\nChang Min Han\n, NBA fan for over 20 years\nUpdated 1 year ago\nYes and no.\nYes because there are a lot of modern NBA fans that don’t even know who Wilt Chamberlain is. Heck, we weren’t even in our mother’s wombs during his heyday.\nThere are also a lot of people who overlook his greatness because he towered over his competition for much of his career. Not only that, he only won two championships. Due to these two factors, they discredit his dominance throughout his career.\nOn the other hand, there are some who judge players solely on their stats and will overrate Wilt due to his career 30.1 ppg and 22.9 rpg. Plus there was that one game where he scored like a\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, Jokic, Giannis and Wilt fan\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 6.9M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain have any good competition in the NBA? Did anyone ever \"lock him up\" at a game?\nWilt Chamberlain played in damn good competition. He did not play in a league of midgets. Do you know what the average height of a centre was back then?\n6′10.5″. Now they average almost 6′11″. Those guys he played weren’t midgets!\nLook at Jxmyhighroller’s video if you still don’t believe me! Don’t look at the outlier, 6′6″ centre Wes Unseld and call every centre in Wilt’s day short.\n“Wilt played in weak competition.”\nPlease, stop. Stop watching the NBA. Watch the Chinese Basketball Association. You have no place in the NBA fanbase.\nIn his prime, Wilt played big men Bill Russell, Jer\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Upvoted by\nJonathan Fu\n, Former Basketball Player, Basketball Buff · Author has 264 answers and 1.7M answer views\nHow many NBA rules were created/changed due to Wilt Chamberlain's dominance?\nFour.\n1. Dunking free throws was banned. This 1956 rule was needed because Chamberlain was able to jump from behind the free-throw line and slam the ball through the basket before his feet touched the ground. Since the ball went through the hoop before Chamberlain touched any part of the lane area, it wasn't a lane violation. The new rule states players cannot cross the plane of the free throw line, even if your feet are not touching the ground, until the ball hits the rim or passes through the basket.\n2. No more inbounding the ball from the base line by lobbing it over the top of the backboard\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nLars Santini\n, Avid NBA watcher. Newer and older does not mean better.\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1M answer views\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain not in the discussion for goat?\nFrom ’67 to ’72, there was a realistic chance for Wilt's teams to have won 5 championships in 6 seasons.\nWe all know his ’67 Sixers and ’72 Lakers were historically great teams. And no one would have faulted him for his team losing to the ’71 Bucks.\nBut in ‘68, ’69 and ‘70, Wilt's teams were eliminated each year in a Game 7 by teams who were less favored.\nWilt's ’68 Sixers and ’69 Lakers were loaded and should have crushed Russell's Celtics in each playoff series. Neither series should have gone to 7 games.\nAnd Wilt should have dominated a hobbled Willis Reed in Game 7 of the ’70 Finals. So, the n\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, Jokic, Giannis and Wilt fan\nAnswered 7 months ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 6.9M answer views\nWhose impact on the game of basketball was greater, Michael Jordan or Wilt Chamberlain?\nOn the sport?\nWilt Chamberlain.\nOn basketball’s world-wide popularity?\nMichael Jordan.\nThe reason Wilt had the bigger impact on the sport was due to his rule changes. For me, having an impact on a sport enforces rule chances and it changes the way the game is played. No one did that to the extent Wilt did.\nWilt forced the NBA to widen the lane, incorporate offensive goaltending and outlawed dunking free throws.\nI don’t really like making an ordered list of players who changed the game as there have been many players who have forced changes. Shaquille O’Neal, Charles Barkley, Darryl Dawkins, Reggie M\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.1M answer views\nWhy do so many casual NBA fans discredit Wilt Chamberlain because he played in a \"weak\" era?\nHonestly, I think it’s part ignorance and part denial.\nFirst of all, since Wilt played in the 1960s and he’s no longer around to defend himself, and most of the people who watched him play are getting too old themselves, it’s very easy for the typical Gen Z / Millenial fan to point out that:\nWilt played in an 8 team league\nWilt’s numbers are inflated\nWilt played against short white plumbers\nBill Russell dominated him\nShaq or whoever else would have owned that era\nAnd all of these have a counterargument:\nAn 8 team league would actually be more competitive, not less since more talent is concentrated in\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nDavid Robinson\n, former Champion Player and Coach\nAnswered 1 year ago\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain not in the GOAT conversation and overlooked?\nI am a former basketball player & coach who saw Wilt, Kareem and Shaq play in the Forum, located in my hometown of Inglewood, CA.\nIn my opinion, Wilt is the best big man EVER- period. It's easy to say that Wilt faced inferior competition during his career, but there were plenty of highly skilled big men back then; Bill Russell, Walt Bellamy, Nate Thurmond, Jerry Lucas, Willis Reed and later, Kareem and Bob Lanier.\nBill Russell had no real offensive skills and was surrounded by HOF teammates his entire career, which explains why he earned more rings and is seen by some as the GOAT.\nThe league was\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBruce Johnson\n, Director of Sales and Marketing\nAnswered Mar 10, 2022 · Author has 10.1K answers and 4.9M answer views\nBesides Wilt Chamberlain’s amazing season, which NBA player had the best rookie season?\nLew Alcindor who eventually changed his name to Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Prior to drafting him, the Bucks had won just 27 games. It was their first season in the NBA. The only real bright spots on the team were shooting guard Jon “The Original Buck” McGlocklin who was a all star (every team got one all star) and point guard Flynn Robison… still the Bucks were good.\nLew Alcindor joins the team. Bucks win 56 games. They moved up from 12th (out of 14 teams) in points to 4th. They were 2nd in Off Rtg and Net Rtg. Alcindor scored 28.8ppg (51.8% FG) and pulled down 14.5rpg while making 4.1apg. Had a a 51\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 4 years ago · Author has 264 answers and 1.7M answer views\nHow would a prime Wilt Chamberlain and Julius Erving perform in today’s NBA?\nBoth would dominate, just as they did in their day. That’s why they call them all time greats.\nWilt Chamberlain was a MONSTER of a man. Although listed as 7′1″, Wilt was slightly over 7′1″ in his bare feet. Measured in shoes as they do today, Wilt would be listed at about 7′3″. In addition, Chamberlain had a small head and short neck. So his shoulders were unusually high. That added to his standing reach, that was already ridiculous. Standing next to Shaquille O’Neal (who was also listed at 7′1″) or other centers, Wilt looks substantially bigger. He was a thin, but strong, 250lbs as a rookie. B\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 5 years ago · Author has 11K answers and 18.8M answer views\nHow many points per game would Wilt Chamberlain score in the NBA today?\nThe pace of the game is less today, but how much Wilt would score depends in large part on the coach's strategy. If the coach said he needed Wilt to score 35 points/game, Wilt would score that many. If the coach wanted Wilt to concentrate on defense, rebounding and passing, Wilt would probably score 18-20 ppg.\nMany fans state, correctly, that here are more 7 footers today than when Wilt played. But that doesn't mean that he centers are more athletic, more intelligent or overall better. I think the fact that there are 3-4 times as many teams as when Wilt played means that the player talent is mo\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJohn\n, former Mower at Tarski's Lawn\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 8.2K answers and 1.2M answer views\nWould Wilt Chamberlain have been a good 3-point shooter if he played in the modern NBA?\nThere is a clip when Wilt is playing for the Lakers\nof them warming up before a practice and\nWilt goes out to three point distance, there was no line then,\nand drop three three pointers in a row.\nI think the Lakers should have made Wilt their Power Forward\nand Mel Counts their center and let Elgin play small forward.\n323 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User", "HoopStudy Academy\nThis is Your Chance to IMPROVE YOUR GAME and Become a Smarter Basketball Mind\nWatch this to see EXACTLY what is in the Academy\n⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️\n1:42\nCore Curriculum All Access Pass\nImprove Your Basketball IQ\nThis is Your Chance to IMPROVE YOUR GAME and Become a More Intelligent Basketball Mind. 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Auburn won both of their games this past week, going on the road and defeating Mississippi State 81-68 in overtime before returning him to beat South Carolina 82-71 to clinch the SEC regular season title outright.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nDo the Auburn Tigers have a problem with Nike basketballs?\n2 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Sports Illustrated\nAuburn basketball has recently been in an offensive slump. The Tigers have been relatively inefficient over the past several road games, casually turning the ball over more and more while failing to knock down three point field goals with consistency. Now, some fans are calling into question whether or not the brand of basketball Auburn is playing with effects their ability to shoot. Sounds incredibly petty, right? Well, hear me out.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nFive players that could benefit from Auburn's offensive coordinator hire\n2 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Sports Illustrated\nAs many expected, Auburn's new offensive coordinator has come from within the program. Former analyst-turned wide receivers coach Eric Kiesau has been announced as Auburn's new offensive coordinator. Arguably, this doesn't mean much as far as change in scheme or philosophy goes, as head coach Bryan Harsin has made it relatively clear that he will be the one that is calling plays in 2022. But, it is refreshing to see the Tigers patch the holes in their coaching staff.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball’s 55-54 win over Missouri\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nThere was a robbery on a freezing Tuesday night in Columbia, Missouri. The No. 1 Auburn Tigers (19-1, 8-0 SEC) escaped Mizzou Arena with a 55-54 win over the Missouri Tigers (8-11, 2-5 SEC). Auburn didn’t deserve to win the game after such a poor showing, but KD Johnson, the Hamburgler himself, came up with a pair of clutch baskets late to get the Tigers over the hump. This was one of those games that made me feel like I couldn’t take a deep breath.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball's 55-54 win over Missouri\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nThere was a robbery on a freezing Tuesday night in Columbia, Missouri. The No. 1 Auburn Tigers (19-1, 8-0 SEC) escaped Mizzou Arena with a 55-54 win over the Missouri Tigers (8-11, 2-5 SEC). Auburn didn’t deserve to win the game after such a poor showing, but KD Johnson, the Hamburgler himself, came up with a pair of clutch baskets late to get the Tigers over the hump. This was one of those games that made me feel like I couldn’t take a deep breath.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 1 in latest AP Top 25\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nThe Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team has officially made history. For the first time ever, Auburn is ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25. The Tigers (18-1, 7-0 SEC) knocked off Georgia and No. 12 Kentucky last week after being slighted in the previous rankings, landing at No. 2 despite having the most first place votes.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 1 in latest AP Top 25\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nThe Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team has officially made history. For the first time ever, Auburn is ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25. The Tigers (18-1, 7-0 SEC) knocked off Georgia and No. 12 Kentucky last week after being slighted in the previous rankings, landing at No. 2 despite having the most first place votes.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball’s 80-71 win over Kentucky\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nAuburn strengthened its grip on first place in the SEC after an enormous victory on Saturday. The Tigers downed the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats 80-71 at home, improving to 18-1, 7-0 in SEC play. Texas A&M now stands in second, at 15-3, 4-1. It was a game that Kentucky started out hot, turning Auburn over and converting the mistakes into points.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Kentucky Wildcats\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nThe Tigers have a massive contest ahead of themselves this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn takes on No. 12 Kentucky in a battle for both SEC Tournament seeding and the SEC regular-season title. Here is how you can watch the game. The game will be broadcast on CBS. They will play on Saturday, at 12:00 p.m. CT at Auburn Arena in Auburn, Alabama. fuboTV (try it free)You can hear the broadcast on the Auburn Sports Network. Andy Burcham and Sonny Smith will have the call.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball's 80-71 win over Kentucky\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nAuburn strengthened its grip on first place in the SEC after an enormous victory on Saturday. The Tigers downed the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats 80-71 at home, improving to 18-1, 7-0 in SEC play. Texas A&M now stands in second, at 15-3, 4-1. It was a game that Kentucky started out hot, turning Auburn over and converting the mistakes into points.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Kentucky Wildcats\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nThe Tigers have a massive contest ahead of themselves this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn takes on No. 12 Kentucky in a battle for both SEC Tournament seeding and the SEC regular-season title. Here is how you can watch the game. The game will be broadcast on CBS. They will play on Saturday, at 12:00 p.m. CT at Auburn Arena in Auburn, Alabama. fuboTV (try it free)You can hear the broadcast on the Auburn Sports Network. Andy Burcham and Sonny Smith will have the call.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nWeek 13 SEC Basketball Power Rankings: Auburn and Kentucky face off at the top\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nWe may be witnessing the game of the season this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn and No. 12 Kentucky face off in a high-stakes game that will have major SEC Tournament implications later on in the season. The Wildcats (15-3, 5-1 SEC) just knocked off 15-3 Texas A&M on the road to solidify themselves in second place in the SEC standings. Should they defeat Auburn this weekend, both teams would be 6-1 in a dead sprint for the SEC regular season title.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nWeek 13 SEC Basketball Power Rankings: Auburn and Kentucky face off at the top\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nWe may be witnessing the game of the season this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn and No. 12 Kentucky face off in a high-stakes game that will have major SEC Tournament implications later on in the season. The Wildcats (15-3, 5-1 SEC) just knocked off 15-3 Texas A&M on the road to solidify themselves in second place in the SEC standings. Should they defeat Auburn this weekend, both teams would be 6-1 in a dead sprint for the SEC regular season title.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball’s 83-60 win over Georgia\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nIt was never in doubt. No. 2 Auburn handled business against Georgia on Wednesday night, winning 83-60. The Tigers will now prep for No. 12 Kentucky on Saturday. It was a huge win that Auburn didn’t play well in. The Tigers shot underneath their averages and still managed to win by 23. From an efficiency standpoint, it was not the greatest day for Auburn, but Tom Crean’s Bulldogs have not put up much of a fight against anyone this season, and they did not do so tonight.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball's 83-60 win over Georgia\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nIt was never in doubt. No. 2 Auburn handled business against Georgia on Wednesday night, winning 83-60. The Tigers will now prep for No. 12 Kentucky on Saturday. It was a huge win that Auburn didn’t play well in. The Tigers shot underneath their averages and still managed to win by 23. From an efficiency standpoint, it was not the greatest day for Auburn, but Tom Crean’s Bulldogs have not put up much of a fight against anyone this season, and they did not do so tonight.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nAt 16-1, Auburn basketball feels like it needs to do better. The Tigers were robbed of a No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll on Monday, and the point of emphasis for Coach Bruce Pearl was that the team needed to do better. If they feel disrespected, in any sort of way, I would pray for Tom Crean’s Georgia Bulldogs as they make their way into Auburn Arena on Wednesday night. No SEC game is going to be easy, at home or on the road.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball massive favorites over the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nThe Georgia Bulldogs’ men’s basketball team: not akin to their football brethren. Tom Crean & Co. have have a rough start to the 2021-22 season, thus far having posted a 5-12 record, with an 0-4 mark in conference play. The defense for the Dawgs of the hardwood is even further from comparison to the stout unit the 2021 National Championship team had. A fun fact about the Bulldogs:Georgia has played 13 teams ranked 200th or higher in the KenPom rankings.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball massive favorites over the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nThe Georgia Bulldogs’ men’s basketball team: not akin to their football brethren. Tom Crean & Co. have have a rough start to the 2021-22 season, thus far having posted a 5-12 record, with an 0-4 mark in conference play. The defense for the Dawgs of the hardwood is even further from comparison to the stout unit the 2021 National Championship team had. A fun fact about the Bulldogs:Georgia has played 13 teams ranked 200th or higher in the KenPom rankings.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nAt 16-1, Auburn basketball feels like it needs to do better. The Tigers were robbed of a No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll on Monday, and the point of emphasis for Coach Bruce Pearl was that the team needed to do better. If they feel disrespected, in any sort of way, I would pray for Tom Crean’s Georgia Bulldogs as they make their way into Auburn Arena on Wednesday night. No SEC game is going to be easy, at home or on the road.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 2 in latest AP Top 25 Poll\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nFuel to the fire. Auburn comes in at No. 2 in the latest AP Top 25 Poll after numerous outlets ranked Auburn as the best team in the country (ESPN’s bracketology done by Joe Lunadri, Andy Katz, Jon Rothstein, CBS Sports’ Gary Parrish, and others). The Tigers received 36 first place votes. Gonzaga finished with 25, and yet the Zags still hold the top spot in the rankings, edging Auburn out 1486 points to 1482. Why, you ask?\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball vs Kentucky tipoff time has been changed\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nThe game of the year has had its tipoff time moved. Auburn (16-1) vs Kentucky (14-3) will now tip off at 12:00 p.m. CT on CBS this Saturday. The game was previously tipping off at 12:30. According to AuburnTigers.com, it is also the All-Orange game. Fans are encouraged to wear orange. As mentioned earlier, this should be one of the biggest games of the regular season. The Wildcats just scored 107 points against Tennessee, who was second in the nation in defensive efficiency.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 2 in latest AP Top 25 Poll\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nFuel to the fire. Auburn comes in at No. 2 in the latest AP Top 25 Poll after numerous outlets ranked Auburn as the best team in the country (ESPN’s bracketology done by Joe Lunadri, Andy Katz, Jon Rothstein, CBS Sports’ Gary Parrish, and others). The Tigers received 36 first place votes. Gonzaga finished with 25, and yet the Zags still hold the top spot in the rankings, edging Auburn out 1486 points to 1482. Why, you ask?\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball vs Kentucky tipoff time has been changed\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nThe game of the year has had its tipoff time moved. Auburn (16-1) vs Kentucky (14-3) will now tip off at 12:00 p.m. CT on CBS this Saturday. The game was previously tipping off at 12:30. According to AuburnTigers.com, it is also the All-Orange game. Fans are encouraged to wear orange. As mentioned earlier, this should be one of the biggest games of the regular season. The Wildcats just scored 107 points against Tennessee, who was second in the nation in defensive efficiency.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nFive reasons why Auburn basketball should be ranked No. 1\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Yahoo Sports\nAuburn basketball is elite. At least, it is halfway through the season. The Tigers have depth, talent, energy, fan support, you name it- everything an elite basketball school has. Auburn is at the top of the mountain right now. However, there seems to be a dispute between who should be ranked No. 1 in the AP poll tomorrow.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nFive reasons why Auburn basketball should be ranked No. 1\n3 months ago \|\nBy Lance Dawe\n\| Auburn Wire\nAuburn basketball is elite. At least, it is halfway through the season. The Tigers have depth, talent, energy, fan support, you name it- everything an elite basketball school has. Auburn is at the top of the mountain right now. However, there seems to be a dispute between who should be ranked No. 1 in the AP poll tomorrow.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nShow More\nIs this you?\nClaim your profile", "How many NBA rules were created/changed due to Wilt Chamberlain's dominance? - Quora\nHow many NBA rules were created/changed due to Wilt Chamberlain's dominance?\n6 Answers\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Upvoted by\nJonathan Fu\n, Former Basketball Player, Basketball Buff · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nFour.\n1. Dunking free throws was banned. This 1956 rule was needed because Chamberlain was able to jump from behind the free-throw line and slam the ball through the basket before his feet touched the ground. Since the ball went through the hoop before Chamberlain touched any part of the lane area, it wasn't a lane violation. The new rule states players cannot cross the plane of the free throw line, even if your feet are not touching the ground, until the ball hits the rim or passes through the basket.\n2. No more inbounding the ball from the base line by lobbing it over the top of the backboard\nContinue Reading\nCharles Bolling\n, Ph.D. History, University of California, Los Angeles (2014)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 578 answers and 953.4K answer views\nThe NBA decreed that a player can have sex with no more than 250 women/year. They won’t want any more “I’ve slept with 10,000 women” embarrassments, and figure that it will be hard for someone to reach that total if it takes them a minimum of 40 years.\nJimmy Johnson\n, Have several pro players in my family. 1 NBA and 3 overseas.\nAnswered 1 year ago\nGoaltending both offensive and defensive-In 1956, the league banned offensive goaltending. The rule said that no player can touch the ball if any part of it is over the cylinder. Nowadays it’s called basketball interference. 12 years before that, in 1944, the league had already banned defensive goaltending.\nLane widening-In 1964, trying to stop Chamberlain, the NBA widened the lane area from 12 feet to 16. Curiously, they first widened it from 6 feet to 12 to diminish the dominance of George Mikan in 1951.\nInbounding the ball-During his time at the University of Kansas, teammates were throwing a\nContinue Reading\nBrett Clayton\n, Sports, political, and history junkie\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 100 answers and 21.8K answer views\nThe NBA had to widened the lane a little bit more. They made the free-throw shooter always have to stay behind the line to shoot (Wilt would throw an alley to himself and dunk it). They also added offensive goaltending because of him. They also made it to where the inbounder could not throw an alley-oop to the receiver.\nBruce Johnson\n, Director of Sales and Marketing\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 10.2K answers and 5M answer views\nThe lane was widen because of Wilt and Russell.\nOffensive Goal tending MAYBE. But it was in place in the NCAA prior because of Russell\nOn free throws; Releasing the ball from behind the line.\nDouglas Alden\n, studied at Princeton University\nUpdated 6 months ago\nA Wilt rule change that’s are not well known:\nBefore Wilt, during free throws each team was allowed a rebounder down near the basket—today the defensive team has both rebounding positions.\nWhy the change?\nBecause Wilt’s H.S. teammates would purposely miss their free throws to the side where Wilt was positioned. They would essentially pass Wilt the ball by bouncing it off the backboard.\nThey changed the rules so that Wilt could not have the prime position—and they made a new rule that free throws had to hit the rim, and could no longer be simply bounced off the backboard.\nRelated Answer\nMatson Ruddell\n, Boxing Enthusiast and Analyst\nAnswered Feb 18, 2022 · Author has 2.1K answers and 4.1M answer views\nHow many rounds could Muhammad Ali last with Wilt Chamberlain had he picked up boxing instead of basketball?\nOh that’s truly hard to answer. That’s not so much because he was 7’ tall but because he was a phenomenal athlete and happened to be 7’ tall. Chamberlain is arguably the most athletic big man basketball has ever seen, phenomenally fast, coordinated strong giant of a man. So if he was trained properly as a boxer early on boy he would be something we’ve never seen in the history of boxing. Then you have arguably the best heavyweight boxer in the history of the world.\nGeez man I don’t know, I could come up with scenarios either way.\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain really have a 48\" vertical?\nWilt Chamberlain claims that his vertical, during his prime, was \"46 to 48 inches, easy.\"\n\"What's unfortunate is that most people regard the great leapers as being only the short guys who could dunk,\" said the 7' 1 & 1/8″ Wilt Chamberlain. \"My sergeant [vertical leap] was higher than Michael Jordan’s. When I went to Kansas, they had a 12-foot basket in the gym, because Dr. Phog Allen was advocating the 12-foot basket. I used to dunk on that basket. It was an effort, but I could do it. ”\n\"When I was a freshman, I fooled around with shooting free throws this way: For some reason, I thought you had\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nStephen Simmons\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 1.5K answers and 1.2M answer views\nHow good would Wilt Chamberlain be in the current NBA?\nHe’d dominate. End of story. I know…the NBA is about guards today. Big men are from another era.\nWilt is arguably one of the best athletes ever. Any sport. In addition to basketball, he ran track in college. Imagine LeBron but half a head taller and significantly stronger. Go read some stories from other guys who played AGAINST Wilt and how he tossed other centers around like ragdolls.\nFinally, go look at this list: NBA Single Game Leaders and Records for Points \| Basketball-Reference.com\nThose are the top 115 highest single player scoring games ever in the NBA. 57 of them were Wilt. 6 of the top\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nAl Celaya\n, former Former data analyst, bartender & basketball coach (1989-2017)\nUpdated 2 years ago · Upvoted by\nSteve Kauffman\n, Steve Kauffman is a prominent agent who has represented NBA players and coaches for many years · Author has 226 answers and 563.4K answer views\nIs LeBron James stronger than Wilt Chamberlain ever was?\nI wish I could find the picture. It was in Sports Illustrated back in the late 60s. Wilt was playing against the Celtics. He got a rebound. As Wilt went to take it back up to the basket, one arm was grabbed by Sam Jones and the other by KC Jones, Celtics guards, to keep him from scoring the easy dunk and force him to the foul line. No problem. Wilt just went up with Sam and KC hanging off of his arms, feet off of the ground and slammed it anyway. KC Jones said he was scared shittless by how strong Wilt was to lift both of them off the ground and still complete the dunk. Amazing picture.\nI saw W\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJohn Healy\n, Monster NBA fan, historical and present\nUpdated 3 years ago · Author has 208 answers and 437.7K answer views\nWhy was Wilt Chamberlain able to be so dominant in his era?\nFour reasons:\nThe NBA played at a much faster pace back then, which makes the stats accumulated in those days a little misleading. In the 61–62 season Wilt averaged 50 points and 25 rebounds a game, which is insane. That season the average team had 125 possessions per game, compared with the modern NBA that has about 97. Some simple math suggests that if Wilt played at the slower modern speed he’d have averaged 39 points and 19 rebounds a game. Both of those numbers are really good (certainly past modern records), but not as overwhelming as they seem before being adjusted for context.\nWilt’s sta\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nLars Santini\n, Avid NBA watcher. Newer and older does not mean better.\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1M answer views\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain not in the discussion for goat?\nFrom ’67 to ’72, there was a realistic chance for Wilt's teams to have won 5 championships in 6 seasons.\nWe all know his ’67 Sixers and ’72 Lakers were historically great teams. And no one would have faulted him for his team losing to the ’71 Bucks.\nBut in ‘68, ’69 and ‘70, Wilt's teams were eliminated each year in a Game 7 by teams who were less favored.\nWilt's ’68 Sixers and ’69 Lakers were loaded and should have crushed Russell's Celtics in each playoff series. Neither series should have gone to 7 games.\nAnd Wilt should have dominated a hobbled Willis Reed in Game 7 of the ’70 Finals. So, the n\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, lives in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (1999-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 7.2M answer views\nWere Wilt Chamberlain’s feats (vertical, strength, etc.) exaggerated?\nNo, most of them weren’t and were completely (or almost) legit.\nThe only one I’m skeptical of is his supposed 48 inch vertical. Yes, he was an exceptional athlete and more specifically, an exceptional leaper, but are you forgetting he was 7’1”?\nGuess how many above 6’8” players have an official vertical jump over 40 inches?\nOne. Just one.\n6’11 Miles Plumlee with an official 40.5” vertical.\nSee this image with Zion Williamson in the draft combine?\nCan you imagine adding 6 or so more inches to that vertical, and then adding 7 more inches of height to that? That’s apparently Wilt.\nI know, hard to believ\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJoe Biden\nAnswered Mar 15, 2022\nIs there any evidence that Wilt Chamberlain had a high bench press number other than unverified sources?\nNo, just tall tales that Shwarzenegger the goodest of goyim said about him. No recorded feats, no videos, I’m calling bullshit. I don’t even think he could bench 250 with his extremely long frame and apparent musculature.\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nHow athletic, strong and quick was Wilt Chamberlain when he was in his prime?\nA2A. Wilt was 7–2, 280 pounds. He was very powerfully built, with a strong upper body, broad shoulders, muscular arms, narrow waist and thin legs. He was very fast running down the court. I saw him play extensively from 1965–68, age 29–32.\nThat was the period where Gus Johnson suffered a dislocated shoulder when he tried to dunk on Wilt, and Wilt’s arm and hand didn’t yield. If he was at his athletic peak in his first 3 years through 1962, when he was 25, he may have had a second peak from 29–32. The only difference I noticed was that he seemed more aggressive and agile offensively in his early\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.2M answer views\nWhy do so many casual NBA fans discredit Wilt Chamberlain because he played in a \"weak\" era?\nHonestly, I think it’s part ignorance and part denial.\nFirst of all, since Wilt played in the 1960s and he’s no longer around to defend himself, and most of the people who watched him play are getting too old themselves, it’s very easy for the typical Gen Z / Millenial fan to point out that:\nWilt played in an 8 team league\nWilt’s numbers are inflated\nWilt played against short white plumbers\nBill Russell dominated him\nShaq or whoever else would have owned that era\nAnd all of these have a counterargument:\nAn 8 team league would actually be more competitive, not less since more talent is concentrated in\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nWhat was Wilt Chamberlain like off the court?\nOriginally Answered: What was wilt chamberlain like off the court?\nI grew up in Philadelphia like Wilt did. He was 7 or 8 years older than me. Here are some things I remember hearing about, reading about and observing about Wilt.\n1. Wilt was very outgoing and personable.\n2. He liked to go out in the evening, when it was dark.\n3. He suffered from insomnia most of his life.\n4. He liked women- of all sizes, colors and nationalities.\n5. He exaggerated.\n6. Supposedly he cheated, e.g., like in card games.\n7. He was lonely.\n8. He was very sensitive about his height.\n9. He was well spoken and used good grammar.\n10. His estate was worth $25 million.\n11. He loved all sports.\n12. H\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nPhillip Schuman\n, studied at National Basketball Association\nAnswered 9 months ago · Author has 3.6K answers and 1.6M answer views\nCould wilt chamberlain really bench 500?\nI don’t think so. I think this is creative license, and exaggerated. It is certainly not in evidence, except for Wilt’s own claim, which others repeat.\nThat said, he was very very strong, and very likely the strongest NBA player of all time. No less an expert on strength than Arnold Schwarzenegger, who personally worked out with Wilt, has confirmed his strength (with Wilt in retirement!). But he talked numbers on the triceps extension, and lat pulldowns, and didn’t confirm the 500 bench number.\nRelated Answer\nBrian Forlano\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 402 answers and 116.4K answer views\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain said to have the highest vertical jump, yet when I look at his pictures he looks skinny and weak?\nWilt Chamberlain didn't have the highest vert. David Thompson did.\nWilt wasn't skinny and weak.\nProbably the greatest athlete of his generation. He ran track, if just telling you he ran like a Giselle.\nChambelain was long, very long. He didnt have a compact frame.\nSo his muscles weren't compact like Shaq or Dwight Howard. Wilt was 7′1 and 275 pounds\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.2M answer views\nHow did Wilt Chamberlain not win the MVP award every year if he was so dominant?\nEasy answer. Because his teams didnt get a good record. For MVPs, they generally have to have a good team, doesn’t matter how dominant you are. Ask Michael Jordan why he didnt win any MVPs despite averaging 37 pts a game in 1987, or Shaq who only won one MVP despite being one of the most dominant players ever. Same with Wilt - averaged 50 pts a game is very impressive but he didnt win MVP because his team record was still poor - Oscar didn’t get it either despite averaging triple double - Bill Russell got it (best team record)\nRelated Answer\nRoger Williams\n, Product Manager (2014-present)\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 1.9K answers and 2.8M answer views\nHow did Wilt Chamberlain score 100 points in a single game but there is no footage? I can't believe that's possible without seeing it, does anyone have proof? And has anyone else ever come close to doing the same?\nThere is footage. It was on the radio. The game stopped with time on the clock, as the fans in Hershey, PA stormed the court.\nDid you imagine that every NBA game was on television in the 1960’s?\nThey most certainly were not. The NBA was not the same thing it is today in the 1960’s, to say nothing of national television - which was all over terrestrial signal (IE, antennae). Professional basketball was a very distant third - at best - behind major league baseball and professional football in terms of popularity.\nThere was no “around the clock” sports footage from the NBA. Far from it, maybe 5% of\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, lives in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (1999-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 7.2M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain have any good competition in the NBA? Did anyone ever \"lock him up\" at a game?\nStop it. Please!\nWilt Chamberlain played in damn good competition. He did not play in a league of midgets. Do you know what the average height of a centre was back then?\n6′10.5″. Now they average almost 6′11″. Those guys he played weren’t midgets!\nLook at Jxmyhighroller’s video [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jhoCrghxBs&t=636s ] if you still don’t believe me! Don’t look at the outlier, 6′6″ centre Wes Unseld and call every centre in Wilt’s day short.\n“Wilt played in weak competition.”\nPlease, s...\n… (more)\nUpgrade to Quora+ to access this answer\nAccess millions more answer s like this\nBrowse ad‑free\nSupport the writers you like to hear from\nStart free trial\nLearn more\nRelated Answer\nLars Santini\n, Avid NBA watcher. Newer and older does not mean better.\nUpdated 4 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1M answer views\nWould Wilt Chamberlain dominate the NBA today?\nWilt Chamberlain Strengths:\n7′1″ (without shoes), 275 lb to 315 lb\n7′8″ wingspan\n40+″ vertical\nRan 10.9 second 100 yard dash\nBench 500+ lbs\nElite rebounder\nElite shot blocker\nGreat low post defender when motivated\nGood outlet passer\nGood low post passer\nGood touch on hook, fade away and turnaround finger roll\nWilt Chamberlain weaknesses:\nTerrible free throw shooter\nDid not dominate in elimination games in the playoffs (‘68, ‘69, ‘70)\nHad contentious relationships with coaches and teammates\nDid not have great, natural footwork in the post\nHad difficulty adjusting and balancing scoring and play making in the flo\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJermaine Sanders\n, B.S. Computer Science & Mathematics, The University of Connecticut (2016)\nAnswered 2 years ago\nAre stories of Wilt Chamberlain benching 500 Ibs and jumping 48+ in. true?\nI have yet to see any actual proof of either of these statements yet people say it all the time. At Wilt’s weight benching 500 seems reasonable. However when looking at the length of his arms and his size this seems nearly impossible. The 48 inch vertical also seems like a stretch. At his height he would be head and shoulders over the rim. In all the footage of his play I see nothing that supports this. Don’t get me wrong Wilt was an insane athlete, but these common statements seem to be just legend.\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 4 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.2M answer views\nWhy isn't Wilt Chamberlain considered the greatest of all time?\nHe could be considered so.\nThis entire channel is called Wilt Chamberlain Archive and anyone who thinks that Wilt can’t play in today’s era can watch this video. Him and Russell were world class track athletes. Wilt in particular could dominate in any era. He was one of the greatest physical specimens ever seen.\nWilt had all the talent to be the GOAT. He is the NBA’s leading rebounder despite only playing 13 seasons, averaged an astounding 30/23/4 for his career, averaged 45 minutes a game his whole career, averaged 50 points once, scored 100 points, grabbed 55\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nRoger Williams\n, Product Manager (2014-present)\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 1.9K answers and 2.8M answer views\nCould Wilt Chamberlain dunk from the free throw line?\nQuite easily. Wilt was a track and field standout, and excelled at both the high and long jump events. He dunked from beyond the free throw line in practices, and is alleged to have done it once in a game. As the only real weakness in Wilt’s game was free throw shooting, the idea that Wilt could dunk his free throws prompted the NCAA to institute a rule change requiring all free throws attempts be made from shooting the ball behind the line. The NBA, who figured that it was only a matter of time before Wilt joined their league, followed suit.\nWilt neither confirmed nor denied dunking a free thr\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 6 months ago · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nWilt Chamberlain could run a 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds, had a 45+ inch vertical, and could bench press 500+ lbs (all while being 7’2, weighing 280+). Is he the most athletic person in recorded history?\nEveryone who ever actually saw Wilt says he was, and it’s not even close.\nThere were 7 footers before Wilt, and there have been 7 footers after Wilt. Some were athletic. But NONE were anything like Wilt Chamberlain. First off, he was a legit 7 feet 1 and change in his bare feet. Not a 6′10″ guy falsely claiming to be 7+ feet like a lot of todays bigs. Chamberlain was stronger, faster, jumped higher than everyone and never seemed to tire. He had long limbs and quick relexes. He was intelligent, super competitive and had a massive ego, that in his own words, was in proportion to his size.\nHe ran f\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nChristian Cianfrani\n, former Commander of Aviation\nUpdated 1 year ago · Author has 212 answers and 517.4K answer views\nWhat was Michael Jordan's actual vertical jump? Is it really 48 inches?\nI think people have it wrong by comparing his height to rim on a dunk. He is jumping forward and upward that is not vertical. That is like measuring vertical to a track athlete doing the long jump. There is peak height when jumping long but it is not vertical. Let me explain how vertical jump is measured. A player stands upright with arms fully extended above head and they measure the tip of your fingers. They jump straight up and slap the device and measure the distance between the two. You are not bouncing a ball, running forward, jumping forward or sideways, or dealing with opponents. Look\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nQuora User\n, 40 years as an NBA fan\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 297 answers and 489.7K answer views\nWas Wilt Chamberlain dominating the NBL at 17 years old under the name George Marcus with 74 ppg in the playoffs his greatest accomplishment?\nWas Wilt Chamberlain dominating the NBL at 17 years old under the name George Marcus with 74 ppg in the playoffs his greatest accomplishment?\nOne quibble about the question. Wilt did not play in the NBL, or the National Basketball League, which was absorbed or merged with the Basketball Association of America (BAA) to form the NBA in 1949. National Basketball Association - Wikipedia. Wilt was born in August of 1936, so he’d have been about 12–13 when the NBL became defunct.\nIf you look at the online information about Wilt playing as a high schooler as George Marcus, of which there is precious li\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nTee Brown\n, I have a good amount of knowledge on the subject\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 5.1K answers and 4.6M answer views\nWhat was Wilt Chamberlain's injury history during his NBA career?\nHe didn’t have an injury-ridden career like someone of a Greg Oden, but he did have an injury leg in Game 7 against the Celtics in 1969 and a serious knee injury the following year in the 9th game of the season that affected his lateral quickness. About 2–3 years after that, Wilt retired.\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 3 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nHow exactly dominant was Wilt Chamberlain?\nGrowing up in Philadelphia, I saw Wilt play over his entire career, and especially in the 1965–68 period. You could look at the number of free throws attempted by the other teams against the Phila. 76ers. It was always less than against every other team. The reason was that the 76ers’ opponents would not want to drive to the basket with Wilt in the middle. It was not a common stat, but it demonstrated the defensive dominance of Wilt.\nAt 7–1 or 7–2 and 280 pounds at his peak, Wilt was reputed to be the strongest player and even the best athlete among NBA players in history, and seeing him domina\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nQuora User\n, 30+ years of intense NBA fandom.\nAnswered 6 years ago · Author has 603 answers and 486K answer views\nWould Wilt Chamberlain lead career blocks if they were accounted for in his time?\nMy guess it would be either he or Bill Russell who would be the all-time leader. NBA games had so many possessions per game in the '60s. That's why Wilt and Russell would get 25 rebounds per game and whatnot (Dennis Rodman circa 1992 almost certainly has the record for rebounds per possession). Combine that with no 3-point line which meant everybody was trying to get to the rim. I think Mark Eaton has the all-time recorded high with about 4.7 bpg. My guess is the actual record is about 7 bpg.\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 4 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nHow would a prime Wilt Chamberlain and Julius Erving perform in today’s NBA?\nBoth would dominate, just as they did in their day. That’s why they call them all time greats.\nWilt Chamberlain was a MONSTER of a man. Although listed as 7′1″, Wilt was slightly over 7′1″ in his bare feet. Measured in shoes as they do today, Wilt would be listed at about 7′3″. In addition, Chamberlain had a small head and short neck. So his shoulders were unusually high. That added to his standing reach, that was already ridiculous. Standing next to Shaquille O’Neal (who was also listed at 7′1″) or other centers, Wilt looks substantially bigger. He was a thin, but strong, 250lbs as a rookie. B\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nWho was a greater player, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, or Wilt Chamberlain?\nHere are two players, not only all time greats, but both rank among the greatest of the greats. I have Wilt the top center of all time and Kareem the 2nd best center. I have Wilt ranked as the 2nd best player of all time, below Jordan, and Kareem the 3rd best of all time.\nI had the good fortune of seeing both players in their primes, and actually over their whole careers.\nLet’s compare them broadly by the following attributes:\nScoring- advantage Wilt\nShooting- advantage Kareem. Kareem has a slight edge on FG%; Wilt has the single season advantage. Kareem has a big advantage in FT%.\nRebounding- adva\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBruce Johnson\n, Director of Sales and Marketing\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 10.2K answers and 5M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain actually destroy Magic Johnson in a pick-up game at an old age?\nLarry Brown tells a story about Wilt and Magic at a pick up game at UCLA. It was more Wilt shutting down Magic’s team not a one on one contest.\nRelated Answer\nMike Burch\n, Poet, Editor and Publisher\nUpdated May 11, 2022\nHow strong was Wilt Chamberlain in his prime?\nAccording to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who worked out with Wilt Chamberlain frequently, the man known as Goliath put professional bodybuilders to shame. Chamberlain, who threw the shot put before becoming the NBA GOAT, and who once signed a contract to box Muhammad Ali, was nicknamed Wilt the Stilt because of his height and the Big Dipper because he had to bend over to enter rooms. And Wilt’s strength was legendary, with reports of him bench-pressing 550 to 600 pounds.\nArnold Schwarzenegger looked like a child compared to the mighty Wilt Chamberlain and Andre the Giant.\nArnold was officially 6′2″ a\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMike Burch\n, Poet, Editor and Publisher\nUpdated Feb 23, 2022 · Author has 10.4K answers and 18.5M answer views\nMichael Jordan scored 50 points or more 31 times in his career Wilt Chamberlain did it 45 times in one season if there is a goat how can Wilt not be it?\nWilt Chamberlain is the NBA GOAT and second place is not all that close, because:\nWilt was the only NBA player ever to score 50 points per game, 40 points per game, 38 points per game, and 37.5 or more points per game for a season. Michael Jordan never averaged more than 37.1 points per game.\nWilt had the top four scoring seasons of all time, and five of the top six.\nAnd while Wilt was doing all that scoring, he led the NBA in field goal percentage nine times in 14 seasons. Michael Jordan never led the NBA in field goal percentage a single time and his career field goal percentage was .497, while\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nRobert De Bona\n, Executive Search Consultant/Talent Acquisition at Talent Acquisition (2010-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 312 answers and 33.2K answer views\nHow strong was Wilt Chamberlain? How many NBA records does he still hold?\nOriginally Answered: How many records does Wilt Chamberlain have?\nWilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain Holds 72 TOTAL NBA RECORDS & an ASTOUNDING 68 RECORDS BY HIS SELF !!!!!!!!!\nRelated Answer\nMark Rogowsky\n, Forbes technology, raconteur, @maxrogo\nUpdated 8 years ago · Author has 811 answers and 4M answer views\nJonathan Abrams writes in an article: \"the [NBA] rules were changed to make it harder for three guys: [Bill] Russell, Wilt [Chamberlain], and Kareem [Abdul-Jabbar].\" What were these specific rule changes?\nThe writer appears to be quoting Bill Walton, and Walton -- who over the years had a reputation for being \"out there\" appears to have a fuzzy memory, however... There is some truth to his recollections.\nBill Russell was so dominant in college that after his performance for USF at the 1955 NCAA tournament two rule changes were enacted in college basketball, not the NBA: (1) The lane was widened from 6 to 12 feet to make it more difficult to pack in offensively, post up, etc. and (2) offensive goaltending or basket interference (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basket_interference) was banned. No app\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJohn McGlothlin\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 45.2M answer views\nAssuming Wilt Chamberlain and Muhammad Ali both got their preparation (Wilt with formal boxing training and Ali tuning up against journeymen and contenders), who would have won between the two in a boxing match?\nBeing bigger and stronger does not, in any world, make one a fighter. We have a good idea who both Ali and Wilt thought would win, given the results of the failed 1971 fight which had been arranged between the two of them.\nOn the day the contract for the two to fight in 1971 was to be formally signed, on TV, Wilt decided he was not a fighter, and the risk of injury was not worth it, and withdrew.\nNo one can know for sure what would happen in any fight, but in this case, we know a fight between those two, Ali and Chamberlain, was arranged, and we know which one withdrew, and why.\nWilt did not thin\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nKurtis Hagen\n, Played organized for over 10 years\nAnswered Nov 30, 2021 · Author has 3.1K answers and 51.4M answer views\nI saw a video that stated Jordan and Wilt had the highest NBA vertical leaps at 48\" (Spud was 46\"). Is this true?\nJordan holds the record at 48”. Keon Johnson and Dennis Smith Jr have tied Jordan. Zach Levine has a 46” vertical. Undrafted by NBA DJ Stephenson also has a 46” vertical, which he did at the NBA Combine.\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nJohn McGlothlin\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 45.2M answer views\nWho really backed out of the Muhammad Ali-Wilt Chamberlain fight, Ali or Chamberlain?\nThere were two attempts to arrange a fight between Wilt Chamberlain and Ali, and both times, Wilt nixed the idea at the last second. In 1967 the money was not what Wilt wanted, and at the last minute, the Philadelphia 76ers owner, Irv Kosloff signed Wilt to a one-year contract that prevented him from boxing.\nCREDIT PICTURE SPORTSNET\nThe 1971 proposed fight got a lot closer to happening that the 1967 proposal\nBeing bigger and stronger does not, in any world, make one a fighter. We have a good idea who both Ali and Wilt thought would win, given the results of the failed 1971 fight which had been ar\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nHoward Galt\n, Editor at A Conscious Conservative. www.conservativeconscious.blogspot.com\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 9.2K answers and 14.6M answer views\nHow physically gifted was Wilt Chamberlain?\nHe was an incredible physical wonder. Most know him for his skills at basketball. However, he was also a track star and skilled enough to make the Olympic volleyball team. He was not allowed into the Olympics due to his “professional athlete” status because of his years playing basketball. One of the more outstanding things he did was to appear in a Conan the Barbarian movie and be muscular enough to not look like a “girly-man” when standing next to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Not many basketball players of his era could make that work.\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nAnswered 4 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nWhat is Wilt Chamberlain's win and loss record in the finals?\nWilt’s teams played in 6 NBA Finals. It seems like more because some of his conference finals were against the Boston Celtics, where both teams were considered the best teams in both the east and west.\nIn terms of NBA finals, Wilt’s won-loss record is 16 games won, and 19 games lost. That comes out to a winning % of 46% and a losing percentage of 54%.\nBy individual series, it comes out as follows:\n1963–64- Boston over SF Warriors 4–1.\n1966–67- Phila. 76ers over SF Warriors 4–2.\n1968–69- Boston ove...\nUpgrade to Quora+ to access this answer\nAccess millions more answer s like this\nBrowse ad‑free\nSupport the writers you like to hear from\nStart free trial\nLearn more", "How the Game has Changed\n Blog Home\nHow the Game has Changed\nThroughout 69 seasons of the NBA, the constant evolution of players, styles, and regulations has always created a thrilling game for viewers. The game has has changed drastically since the era of the three inch inseam, creating a greatly different playing style. The implementation of the three-point shot and the elimination of hand and forearm checking were created in response to a highly physical, big man’s game, and resulted in the subsequent rise of “small ball”.\nThree-point introduction\nThe introduction of the three-point shot began in 1979, when the NBA absorbed the failing American Basketball Association- who instituted the three-point shot in a desperate attempt to liven up the game. When the NBA and ABA combined, the three-point shot came with it. Despite the overwhelmingly positive reaction from crowds, players and coaches alike initially opposed the three-pointer. Famed coach and player Gregg Popovich claims “To me, it’s not basketball, but you got to use it. If you don’t use it, you’re in big trouble. But you sorta feel like it’s cheating… I still hate it.” Players of past eras echoed the same belief, such as twelve time NBA All-Star Larry Bird, who remembers “Back when I played, we just didn’t shoot it that much. Now, if you’re not firing up thirty 3’s, you’re just not playing basketball .”\n“Now, if you’re not firing up thirty 3’s, you’re just not playing basketball.” Larry Bird\nAlthough NBA stars of the past may see it as an easy way out, it is impossible not to acknowledge the immense role the shot plays in the game now. Consider the 2014-15 Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers during the playoffs: the teams took second and third place in NBA history for average 3’s taken during each game, 29.1 and 30.3 respectively, compared to the first season after its implementation (1981-82) where Pat Riley’s Lakers won the Championship while scoring just 13 total 3’s throughout the entire season. It is evident how dependent teams have grown on the shot, accurately summed up by Greg Popovich who begrudgingly concedes, “If you don’t shoot the 3, then you probably aren’t going to win.”\nNo hand/forearm/body checking\nAnother massive rule change that shook the foundation of defense was the gradual eradication of hand and forearm checking. Due to the increasingly aggressive defense among teams like the “Bad Boy” Pistons in the 1990’s, the NBA aimed to combat fighting by instituting various regulations throughout the early 2000’s. In 1999 the biggest rule aimed at creating a softer game was eliminating defensive contact with hands and forearms both in the back and front court, except with offensive players who got the ball below the free throw line. Similarly, defenders were prohibited from “re-routing” players off the ball, or impeding offensive players setting screens.\nThe NBA received plenty of criticism for allowing the game to become too “soft” by outlawing strong defense. The Association acknowledges the new rules were intended to liven up the slow, physical game by choosing “a special committee of basketball experts… in the early part of the decade to study the game and make recommendations as to how to make it more exciting to watch,” in attempt to encourage a more fluid, inclusive offense. By doing so, the court successfully opened up, causing a steady rise in average points scored, field goal percentage and three-point percentage.\nThe rise of “small ball”\nBy following the new rules implemented in the early 2000’s, basketball drastically changed to fit this new mold. One of the greatest changes seen over the last decade is the successful rise of “small ball,” and the deviation from big men consistently stationed under the post. Small ball is played by teams who sacrifice player size and low post emphasis to instead utilize smaller, agile outside scorers. Small ball teams build around a strong forward, such as LeBron James, Kevin Durant or Carmelo Anthony, who are then surrounded by players who can fluidly switch between positions.\n“Small ball is the way everyone’s going and it’s good for us, we’re good at it.” Steve Kerr\nThe 2014-2015 Golden State Warriors are an incredible example of the success of small ball. Without a massive player to physically dominate under the post, the Warriors won a Championship for the first time in forty years without starting a player over 6’8’’. Implementing offensive tactics that allow all five versatile players to execute quick, effective passes before shooting was essential to their success, and is certainly due in part to the athleticism and agile size of the players. Gone are the days of coaches preaching, “you can’t teach size,” and instead cue coaches like Steve Kerr, claiming, “Small ball is the way everyone’s going and it’s good for us; we’re good at it.” As the greatest basketball team in the world right now, ‘good’ is a crude understatement.\nWith a drastically more spread-out court and lack of big men posting up under the basket, players are also encouraged to increase outside shooting, once again leading to the mounting rise in three-point shots. League MVP Steph Curry, standing at just 6’3’’, is an embodiment of how greatly a team can benefit from having an excellent outside shooter, and is often regarded by many as possibly the greatest shooter of all time. Curry broke Reggie Miller’s record by hitting 59 three-pointers throughout thirteen games during postseason, while it took Miller 22 to complete 58 3’s. He also broke his own 2013 record by making 286 during regular season. Curry’s outside shooting is undeniably an essential factor to the Warrior’s postseason success.\nEuropean Contribution\nAnother factor contributing to the evolution of the NBA is the presence of international players in the league. International players are molded throughout their early careers with a greater emphasis on team fundamentals, rather than individual success. Because U.S. players grow up playing on numerous AAU basketball teams throughout their youth, they are taught more to focus on their individual development rather than that of the group. AAU can be damaging to young players who compete in upwards of 100 games throughout the year by participating in leagues during the offseason. Players are coached to be able to perform at their greatest caliber year-round.\nIn contrast, European players spend this time practicing the basics and essentials of basketball while working as a team during offseason. Upon recognizing the benefit of this style of play, international players have become increasingly present in recent years throughout the NBA – with nearly a quarter of players representing 37 nations and territories during the 2014-15 season.\nOne team that has adequately embraced the European-style of play is the San Antonio Spurs. When San Antonio’s coach, Greg Popovich was a young player, he had a shocking revelation after being badly beaten by a Lithuanian team. He remembers, “We didn’t get beat, we got shown up. We didn’t just lose the game, we got a reminder about passing, moving the ball, sharing responsibility and playing the right way. Personally, I had my eyes open to the fact that there were great basketball players all over the world, even if nobody back home knew it.”\n“He decided there wasn’t a place in the world, a street we wouldn’t walk down, a rock we wouldn’t turn to find a player.” R.C. Buford\nAfter acknowledging the massive talent that lay overseas, Popovich incorporated his beliefs into coaching and began building his rosters with international players – including nine in 2014 when they won a Championship. With this strategy Popovich became a three-time NBA Coach of the Year and earned five Championship rings. Spurs general manager R.C. Buford claims “This is all Pop’s vision. He decided there wasn’t a place in the world, a street we wouldn’t walk down, a rock we wouldn’t turn to find a player.”\nSpurs star Manu Ginobili from Argentina claims, “Of course, in general, we’re not gonna run as fast or jump as high. That’s the Americans doing what they have. So with the tools you’ve been given, you’ve got to find a way. Here, we just play the way Pop wants, the way we like, the way that gets to most out of us.” Popovich knows how to tailor his game to international players, and the effects of European-style play have been nothing short of successful.\nConclusion\nOverall, basketball has seen a drastic revolution since the ages of Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain and even Michael Jordan. With the addition of the three-point shot and the removal of hand and forearm checking, basketball as a whole has become a more spaced out game that emphasizes outside shooting, teamwork and speed. Coupled with the introduction of more international players than ever before, fans can expect an increasingly quick, smart game that develops in the NBA over the next several decades.", "The Best Basketball Books - A real list of the best basketball books\nYou are here: Home/Basketball IQ/ The Best Basketball Books\nThe Best Basketball Books\nTweet\nUpvote\nJanuary 19, 2018 by Joe Lucas\nBecoming a great basketball player (or great basketball coach or trainer) is about more than getting reps in the gym. You need to have a desire and a drive to learn more, to develop personally, to be a leader. One great way to do that is through reading. This is a list of books that I have found to be the best books out there. I divided the basketball books into four categories.\nBasketball IQ, Strategy, and Development – These books are mostly about basketball or training and how you can be better. Most of these books are written by trainers, players, or coaches that have earned the ability to teach this stuff. I wouldn’t add something to the list if I thought it wasn’t worthwhile. These are the books that will most directly impact your basketball training\nLeadership and Talent Development – These books are NOT specific to basketball but more specific to how you can become a better leader and how you can develop your talents (basketball or others). These books are critical to take you from good to great, from follower to leader, and also help you succeed outside of basketball.\nBasketball players, coaches, seasons, and basketball history – think about these books more as learning basketball history. These are biographies, stories, and history of basketball. Entertaining stories that will help deepen your knowledge of the game but also are just fun to read.\nClassic basketball knowledge & Coaching – I added a few books to the list that are tactical basketball coaching books. These are the nuts and bolts of coaching a team and running a defense or offense. As a coach these are amazing. As a player you can become much more savvy and deepen your basketball IQ which will help you on your team, future teams, and help you understand what your opponents are trying to do.\nI know some younger players are thinking… I don’t like to read … reading doesn’t have anything to do with basketball. The truth is, you are wrong… and if you have that narrow minded thinking you need to think about changing it if you want to be a truly elite player and the leader of a team. This is great stuff. You will learn and improve if you get into these books. Just don’t let reading these interfere with still getting your basketball training in!!!! Here is the list:\nBasketball IQ, Strategy, and Development\nToughness: Developing True Strength On and Off the Court – Jay Bilas\nIf you follow college basketball at all, you know Jay Bilas. A great basketball mind (even if he uses the phrase “wing-span” too much!), he is super sharp, has a good wit and is a big Young Jeezy fan. He played for Coach K in the early days of Coach K’s success. In this book, Bilas talks through some good stories and great advice on toughness from some of the biggest names in coaching and sports.\nThe Hoops Whisperer – Idan Ravin\nIn basketball over the last 15-20 years there is always a “hot” trainer. Someone that gets in close with a few NBA all-stars and other players follow suit. For a little while that guy was Idan Ravin. I found Idan to be a super interesting guy that went from a lawyer to an NBA basketball trainer. It was clear to me that Idan was in it for the love of the game and wasn’t trying to just get rich. I have respect for Idan and I think this book shows his thoughtful approach to training which aligns with a lot of what I teach through The World of Hoops.\nRelentless – From Good to Great to Unstoppable – Tim Grover\nTim Grover is the original basketball trainer in my eyes. It might be because his first mainstream client was Michael Jordan, but he has stayed relevant and adjusted with the times… and is one of the best in the business. This book gives you a glimpse of what it takes to be at the top and it gives you guidance on what you need to do to get there. If reading this gets you excited then your future is bright, if it seems ridiculous than you might not be cut out for it.\nMind Gym – Gary Mack\nGary Mack is a sports psychologist. His book gives you real advice that will let you practice some of the same mental techniques that professional athletes use to build your mental “muscles” so that you can achieve more as an athlete.\nThe Champion’s Mind – Jim Afremow\nMindset, mental strength, and the ability to stay mindful and focused are critical to being a great player. Dr. Jim Afremow’s book here has fantastic tips for conditioning yourself mentally and striving for greatness and improving day by day. A must read for anyone trying to take their game to the next level.\nBasketball on Paper – Dean Oliver\nI used to read Dean Oliver’s old school basketball website and was drawing up shot charts using his short hand for team’s I coached as well as just practicing doing it during NBA games. Dean was on the forefront of brining advanced stats into basketball. Dean clearly breaks down how to think about some advanced stats and he translates that into what is important on the basketball court.\nBasketball Analytics – Christopher Baker & Stephen Shea\nThis is a fantastic book (and a great compliment to “Basketball on Paper” by Dean Oliver) that dives into advanced statistics and analytics. He it helps you to understand what the most important indicators of success or winning are. This is an important book for understand the future of where the game is heading.\nStuff Good Players Know – Dick Devenzio\nEasy to read book for players. This covers excellent concepts and smaller things that aren’t found in many other books (but are found at The World of Hoops!!!). Dick Devenzio has other good books… this is one of his best though.\nThe Art of a Beautiful Game – Chris Ballard\nFor regular readers you will know I recommended this book for “road trip reading”. I love the way Chris goes beyond any basketball article you would read and truly digs into topics that we all like to talk about… is there such a thing as a pure shooter, what is killer instinct, and more!\nBasketball is Jazz – David Thorpe\nDavid Thorpe has trained and coached a number of very successful players and has a great ability to point out subtle points of the game. This book will help parents, coaches, and players gain a better understanding of the game and how to improve.\nLeadership & Talent Development… Basketball and General\nLeading with the Heart – Coach K\nThis was the first Coach K book I had ever read. This is part about his life, part about coaching, and part about basketball. There is a focus on building relationships and trust. The importance of communication and commitment.\nThe Mindful Athlete – George Mumford\nMost of you haven’t heard of George Mumford, but he has an amazing story. He played basketball with Dr. J in college, struggled with injury, then with drug addiction. Eventually he found meditation, got a master’s degree, and started helping inmates. His life came full circle with basketball when eventually he started teaching Phil Jackson and Michael Jordan about mindfulness and leadership.\nExtreme Ownership – Jocko Willink\nLeadership lessons from an inspiring man. I have listened to Jocko speak and met him personally for a ten minute one on one conversation. He stresses humility, discipline, and teamwork. There is much to be learned from this fantastic Navy SEAL leader.\nBeyond Basketball – Coach K\nObviously, we at The World of Hoops are fans of Coach K with this being his 2nd book on our list. While we don’t think Coach K is perfect, there is much to learn from him, and he has skill for breaking down leadership concepts so they are easy to understand. This book is really filled with guidance and advice on developing players. This is geared more for parents and coaches, but players should be able to get a lot of it as well.\nBand of Brothers – Stephen Ambrose\nA story of brotherhood and leadership centered around World War II. If you don’t learn from this book how to be a better teammate and how to lead better, then re-read it or check your pulse. This book puts a lot into perspective. Reading this and watching the HBO series “Band of Brothers” should be required reading for everyone.\nThe Lone Survivor – Marcus Luttrell\nSimilar to Band of Brothers, this is a book centered around the military, the importance of teamwork, and what true leadership looks like. A tremendous story that speaks to the resiliency and ability to overcome a tough situation.\nThe Talent Code – Daniel Coyle\nI’m a sucker for books like Talent is Overrated and this book “The Talent Code” by Daniel Coyle. One of the main principles of what we do at The World of Hoops is focused around deep or deliberate practice. This is one of the best books which discusses that deep practice. Daniel Coyle makes the case that with great coaching (like The World of Hoops!) and deep practice… the sky is the limit.\nTalent is Overrated – Geoff Colvin\nA great book on talent which tells the story of how talent itself might not be nearly as important as the right type of practice and development. Geoff Colvin cuts across athletes, CEOs, musicians and more to tell the story of how important talent is and gives some clues for what you can do to develop. This definitely can apply to basketball.\nEmotional Intelligence – Daniel Goleman\nThis might seem like a strange book to have on the list. But, being able to understand other people is super important for dealing with teammates and being the leader / captain of a team. This might not be as fun to read as some of the other books, but will truly help you development if you put it’s lessons into practice.\nBasketball players, coaches, seasons, and basketball history\nThe Jordan Rules – Sam Smith\nMichael Jordan is the greatest player of all time. However, no one will tell you he was a saint. He was overly competitive, struggled with gambling, punched teammates, and argued with management. This book gets into more detail than most of the Jordan books. It has great stories and commentary from former teammates.\nThe Book of Basketball – Bill Simmons\nAnother book that we have talked about on WOH before in our “road trip reading”. Bill Simmons has a different style than most of the authors on this list. He writes like someone talks, he uses a lot of footnotes, and he is a pretty funny guy. This book is a little dated for a few items now (like when he re-ranks the best players of all time… some adjustments are likely needed for Kobe, Lebron, etc..) Despite his more casual style there is a ton of fantastic basketball knowledge in this book along with some truly awesome stories. Bill re-ranks the great seasons of all time, re-examines the MVP award each year, re-designs the hall of fame, and more. One of my favorite parts is Bill’s write up on Allen Iverson. A must read for any basketball junkie or gym rat.\nThe Breaks of the Game – David Halberstam\nThis book focuses around the 1979-1980 Portland Trailblazers (Bill Walton was on that team). A very interesting story of basketball which extends beyond the game itself. This book captured enough attention to make the New York Times bestseller list.\nWhen the Game was Ours – Larry Bird & Magic Johnson\nAlmost everyone knows the story of Magic & Larry. They faced off in college and were life long rivals on the court. They are two of the top 10 greatest players of all time. This book does a great job telling their story and taking you through a great decade of basketball.\nThe Miracle of St. Anthony – Adrian Wojnarowski\nThe Hurley family is one of the most recognizable families within the basketball world. While his sons have had much success playing and coaching, the patriarch of the family, Bob Hurley, has been coaching St. Anthony high school for a long time. Coach Hurley takes kids off the rough streets of New Jersey and turns them into high achieving young men earning basketball scholarships. A great book by a talented Journalist and author.\nA Season on the Brink – John Feinstein\nThis is one of Feinstein’s on this list. This was a New York Times bestseller for 16 weeks. This book follows the Indiana Hoosiers and Bobby Knight through a full season. One of the best college basketball books of all time.\nPistol: The Life of Pete Maravich – Mark Kriegel\nOne of the most interesting players of all time. Many don’t realize that Pistol Pete averaged 44 points per game at LSU, without a 3-point line. This is the story of his life both basketball and beyond. He was an amazing young player that was pushed very hard by his father. He became a fantastic player whose game was closer to that of today’s players than it was to his own generation.\nHeaven is a Playground – Rick Telander\nI remember taking this book out from the Library when I was a kid. I grew up in a rural area and this book lit up my brain learning about street ball in New York city. This book is not just basketball focused, but also talks about the lives of the regulars that Rick Telander observed as he researched his book.\nLife is Not an Accident – Jay Williams\nI LOVED watching Jay Williams play at Duke in college. He was just so explosive. He could shoot it, he could guard when he wanted to, he could pass and handle it. The guy could take over a game. He also started out strong with the Bulls before getting in a bad motorcycle accident. This book talks about his journey, the difficulties he had after the accident, and ultimately his road to recovery and his current success. A great story of resiliency. But Jay also touches on some of the darker sides of basketball along the way.\nSum it Up – Pat Summitt\nShe has more wins than any other college coach, male or female. She started as head coach of Tennessee at just 21 YEARS OLD! A true legend. This is her story\n07 Seconds or Less – Jack McCallum\nThe Warriors have been the most recent change to the way the game of basketball is played. However, they owe a lot of what they do to Mike D’Antoni and Steve Nash who were the key players on the Suns revolutionary team that worked to get a shot off within 7 seconds of having the ball. I loved watching those suns teams play. If you want to understand the origins of the Warriors winningest team and the currently successful Houston Rockets, be sure to read this.\nSacred Hoops – Phil Jackson\nPhil Jackson won eleven rings as a coach… arguably the most successful coach of all time. He coached Jordan, Pippen, Shaq, and Kobe at their primes. In this book he talks through his spiritual approach to basketball and how he used some of these strategies with his players.\nBasketball and Philosophy – Gregory Bassham\nThis is more of an entertaining read that talks through what we can learn about life from basketball. Lessons from coaches, players, and insights about how to think about the game\nWooden: A Coach’s Life – Seth Davis\nJohn Wooden is a basketball legend. This a biography rather than a basketball strategy or basketball coaching book. Seth Davis does a good job of really telling the story of John Wooden. He is often praised as one of the greatest coaches but there were bumps along the way. There definitely is something to be learned here about what it takes to be successful.\nThe Legends Club – John Feinstein\nA fantastic story of a super competitive rivalry in North Carolina between Coach K, Dean Smith, and Jimmy V (Jim Valvano). This is a must read.\nLoose Balls: The Short, Wild Life of the ABA – Terry Pluto\nI almost didn’t add this book to the list but it is just such an entertaining piece of basketball history. The red, white, and blue ball… Dr. J… competing leagues. This is a fun book.\nClassic basketball knowledge & Coaching\nBasketball Methods – Pete Newell\nThis book is tough to get your hands on, but has a tremendous foundation of fundamentals that is useful for everyone to understand and learn. Some of it is a little dated, but Pete Newell is a founding father.\nBasketball According to Knight & Newell Volumes 1 & 2 – Knight & Newell\nThis is geared a little more toward coaccing, but it goes through the basketball philosophy of these two great basketball minds… it also delves into offensive and defensive strategies, practice planning and more\nCoaching Basketball Successfully – Morgan Wootten\nMorgan Wootten coached high school basketball through several decades and is one of the winningest coaches at any level. This book is Wooten’s attempt at summarizing all of that in a book. A must read for aspiring coaches or players looking to learn more about the game\nPractical Modern Basketball – John Wooden\nThis book is a little older, but don’t let that turn you away. There is a lot to learn here from one of the most iconic coaches of all time. We need to make sure we learn from other generations. The game changes over time, but many principles and philosophical items never change.\nThere are links on this site that can be defined as “affiliate links”. This means that I may receive a small commission (at no cost to you) if you purchase something through the links provided\nThe World of Hoops LLC. is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for website owners to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com, audible.com, and any other website that may be affiliated with Amazon Service LLC Associates Program.\nAbout Joe Lucas\nJoe Lucas is the founder of The World of Hoops. He has 25 years of experience playing basketball, training basketball players, and coaching basketball. The World of Hoops provides intelligent and intense basketball training to take basketball players to the next level.\n*Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. 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[ "Write an essay on basketball history and how the game has changed over time.\nHas to have 250 - Brainly.com\nAdamEwing\n05/25/2017\nHistory\nHigh School\nanswered • expert verified\nWrite an essay on basketball history and how the game has changed over time. Has to have 250 words!!!\nWill give brainliest if good!\nLog in to add comment\nAdvertisement\nJames Naismith created basketball in Springfield, Ma. It was indeed 1891, and Naismith was tasked with creating an indoor sport that would cause less injuries than traditional American football and baseball.\nHe devised a 9-on-9 game in which players shot a ball into a cherry basket.\nThe amount of players, the court borders, dribble, and the deletion of the center leap following completed baskets were all major regulation changes and over years.\nInter-sectional rivalry in the mid-1930s resulted in the standardization of regulations across the country.\nLearn more:\nbrainly.com/question/21522366?referrer=searchResults\nDarmaidayxx and 4 more users found this answer helpful\n5.0\n(1 vote)\nLog in to add comment\nAdvertisement\nAnswer\nlionman1\nAmbitious\n48 answers\n8.4K people helped\nBasketball originated in 1891 in Springfield, Massachusetts, by a Canadian PE teacher named James Naismith. Naismith was teaching at the YMCA training school (now Springfield College) at the time, and under the supervision of PE expert Luther Halsey Gulick, came up with a spirited and strenuous indoor activity, basketball. Initially, teams had 9 players, and the objective of the game was to throw the leather ball into fruit baskets that hung from a balcony. At first, the janitor had to fetch the ball from the basket every time someone scored, but they eventually decided to remove the bottoms from the baskets. It wasn’t until 1906 that the metal hoops with nets and backboards, that we know today, were introduced. Initially, James Naismith published 13 rules for the new game of basketball, and the first public game was played in Springfield in 1892.\nFrom there, it began to gain national, and even international, attention and popularity. During World War I, the US Army spread basketball to other countries, and the YMCA also played a significant role in the sport becoming prevalent. The first professional league, the National Basketball League, was founded in 1898, but this league was abandoned in 1904. After that, college basketball came to the forefront and led the way to bringing basketball into the realm of mainstream national sports. Then in 1949, the National Basketball Association (NBA) was formed, merging the National Basketball League (NBL) and the Basketball Association of America (BAA).\nA new league, the American Basketball Association, originated in 1967 as an alternative to the NBA. Although it achieved some great successes, it struggled in terms of earning and recognition. It was eventually incorporated into the NBA in 1976, and its 4 most successful teams became a part of the NBA. Some of the most famous teams in the NBA include the Boston Celtics, the Chicago Bulls, the Los Angeles Lakers, and the New York Knicks. The NBA still exists, and not only that, but it is the most important professional basketball league, in terms of popularity, prestige, earnings, talent, and competition level, attracting the best players from around the world. Some of the most famous players in the history of basketball include Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant , Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Shaquille O’Neal. In 1996, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) was formed, as the women’s equivalent to the NBA.\nIn terms of international associations and competitions, the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) defines the rules of international basketball and regulates the relocation of players across countries. 200 plus national federations, organized into 5 zones: Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania, are members. The FIBA Basketball World Cup is held every 4 years, as is the FIBA World Championship for Women, in the same year, but in a different location.\nJames Naismith, arguably the most important figure in the history of basketball, was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1959. From its humble beginnings in a school gymnasium, basketball has developed into a popular and prestigious international sport.\nwebew7 and 142 more users found this answer helpful\n4.8\n(65 votes)\nto add comment\nAdvertisement\nkarakulak\nasked 09/15/2016\ntaylormfbryant530\nasked 12/04/2019\n4.6 /5\n14\nmedo01553119548\nasked 11/05/2019\nfarukhsaeed8019\nasked 07/02/2019\n2", "Learn Basketball Basic Rules in 10 Minutes\nLearn Basketball Basic Rules in 10 Minutes\nLearning how to play basketball is easy with a few basketball basic rules. Don't worry about lengthy lists of rules or intimidating rulebooks. You'll get everything you need here to get you started.\nLike anything, basketball has a language of its own. You might find our list of basketball terms helpful when you run across a word you're not familiar with.\nEvery level of competition has its own uniquely different set of regulations, but for the sake of simplicity, we're going to focus on the general rules.\nIf you're interested in specifics, v isit our official basketball rules page. There you'll find rules for youth, high school, college, professional, and international play.\nBasketball basic rules in a nutshell\nObject of the game\nThe game is played with 2 teams. Each team consists of 5 players on the court at a time.\nThe object of the game is to outscore your opponent by shooting the ball into your basket and preventing them from putting the ball into theirs.\nThe ball can only be advanced up the floor with the hands either by dribbling or passing to teammates.\nFundamentals\nThe fundamental skills involved in the game are listed below. If you want to learn more, click on each link for further explanation, coaching points, and drills.\nDribbling\nPassing and catching\nShooting\nRebounding\nJumping\nDefending\nMoving without the ball\nBasketball Basic Rules\nPositions\nThere are a variety of ways players can line up on the court, but the most common basketball positions are:\n#1 or Point Guard\n#2 or Shooting Guard or Off-Guard\n#3 or Wing or Small Forward\n#4 or Power Forward\n#5 or Center or Post\nFollow the link to learn about player roles and characteristics.\nScoring\nPoints are scored any time the ball goes through the basket.\n3 points are granted if the shot is taken beyond the 3-pt line\n2 points are awarded for a basket made from anywhere else on the court\nA free throw is worth 1 point\nGame length\nGames are divided into time segments known as periods. Typically, a game either has 4 quarters or 2 halves with a half-time break between the 2nd and 3rd quarters or 1st and 2nd halves.\nThe length of each period differs between leagues, lasting anywhere from 8-12 minutes per quarter or 20 minutes per half. So, you're looking at game times around 32, 40, or 48 minutes.\nThe game clock stops on dead balls and fouls, so a 20-minute half could easily last twice that long in real time. For youth basketball games, it's not uncommon for the clock to run continuously to speed up play.\nFouls\nBasketball fouls are penalties assessed by the referees for rough play to keep a player from gaining an advantage over another player. Follow the link to learn more about common fouls and referee hand signals.\nA player who is fouled is awarded the ball out of bounds unless the foul occurred during the act of shooting, in which case the player who is fouled is awarded 2 free throws. Players are allowed 5 fouls each before fouling out of the game.\nViolations\nThere are numerous ball handling and time violations that cause a team to lose possession of the ball.\nBall-handing violations include:\ndouble dribbling\ntraveling\ncarrying the ball\nbackcourt\nTime violations include:\n5-second rule\nshot clock\n3 seconds in the lane\nOther violations include:\ngoaltending\nbasket interference\nWhen a violation occurs the ref blows her whistle, play stops, and the ball is awarded to the other team with a throw-in from out-of-bounds.\nLearn more about specific violations here.\nBasketball Basic Rules\nBasketball Court Layout & Markings - What are all those markings on the court? Learn about the court layout and what all those lines mean.\nHigh School Basketball Court Dimensions - How big is a basketball court? Lean about the court measurements for high school and other levels.\nBasketball History Rules: The Original 13 May Surprise You! - Are you familiar with James Naismith's original 13 basketball basic rules published back in 1892?\nThe Rules of Basketball: Boy, How They've Changed - Check out this basketball history timeline to see how the official basketball rules have changed over time.\nHome\n›\nBasketball Rules\nWhat’s this?\nEnjoy this page? Please pay it forward. Here's how...", "Is Wilt Chamberlain underrated by modern NBA fans? - Quora\nIs Wilt Chamberlain underrated by modern NBA fans?\n34 Answers\nBest\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Author has 264 answers and 1.7M answer views\nYes.\nMost have only seen Wilt Chamberlain play in highlight clips near the end of his career when he was in his 30s and over 310 pounds. He doesn't appear to move around much, and doesn't look as quick and fluid as modern players. He also doesn’t dribble anywhere near as well as modern players. He's listed as “only” 7-foot 1. That doesn’t seem very big. So what’s the fuss about?\nUnder appreciating the size and athleticism of Wilt Chamberlain is one of the first big mistakes younger fans make when they evaluate him in comparison to todays’ players. They think that the players of today benefit fro\nContinue Reading\nBrett Clayton\n, Sports, political, and history junkie\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 100 answers and 21.1K answer views\nHell yes. Most modern NBA fans chalk him up in the top 10, but barely that. They use the same shit like “5 ft white boys” or “only athletic player”. The fact is that the average height was roughly the same as it is today. Wilt dominated the likes of Bill Russell who is the GOAT defender, and some other 6′10 to 7′2 players.\n75 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nRandy Garcia\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.8K answers and 949K answer views\nFirst off read Shaun Phillips terrific answer to this question, its pretty comprehensive. The point I would emphasize is that Wilt really has two different careers. When Wilt was 16 he wanted to play in the NBA but was not eligible. Curiously around that time there was a “George Marcus” who made a splash. 'George Marcus' Dominated Pro Basketball At 16. Marcus Who? - The Sports Column | Sports Articles, Analysis, News and Media\nWilt was a star track athlete and dominated because he was more athletic than other players early in his career. Much as Dwight Howard would do in the middle part of the\nContinue Reading\nBruce Barr\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.5K answers and 155.9K answer views\nWilt is the greatest athlete in NBA history. No one- not even his critics- dispute that.. and yes he underrated by most younger fans. They should check him out on YouTube.\n125 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nDavid Harte\n, studied at University of Cambridge\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 63 answers and 5.9K answer views\nHugely. As is Jabbar. Rating Jordan’s career over Russell’s is laughable but generally accepted as “fact.”\nAmericans know little of the past and do not care; we are an adolescent culture. The pustule in The White House is just a symptom of a problem.\n60 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nJim Horlan\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.9K answers and 316.9K answer views\nTo a point, sure. “He was four inches taller than everyone else.” “His teams were instructed to get him the ball every time.” “Two rings, that’s all he won.” “Bill Russell always beat him in the playoffs.” Those are the arguments that modern sportswriters always use (Bill Simmons is at or near the head of that line). The stats seem to be a turn-off for them too “No one could have that many points without being a ball hog.” “He led the league in assists on purpose, by turning down better shots for himself.” “Did I mention he was four inches taller than everyone else?”\nWho knows what modern stats\nContinue Reading\nJohn\n, former Mower at Tarski's Lawn\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 8.2K answers and 1.2M answer views\nYes.\nThe most dominant player who ever lived.\nHad he been allowed to play Power Forward\nhis offensive stats would have been even better.\n56 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nRobert McChesney\n, I have been a basketball fan since the 1960s\nAnswered 1 year ago\nYes, absolutely. I am not a huge Wilt Chamberlain fan—I am on Team Russell—but I think it is safe to say that if Wilt Chamberlain were a college freshman today he would be considered the greatest prospect of all-time, today in 2020. He was a spectacular gifted athlete, a 7–1, 275 pounder with world class athletic ability for any height. There has never been a big man with the athleticism of Wilt, not Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, or Shaq.\nUntil very recently Wilt was always on the short list for greatest player of all time. Look at his career numbers: they are staggering and speak for themselves. Wilt C\nContinue Reading\nSteve Carlson\n, B.A. from University of Michigan (1978)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 866 answers and 88.7K answer views\nyes, usual recency bias is part of it, never seen play, don't relate to that era, in fact wilt always has been slightly underated mainly bc only 2 titles compared to russell 11, kareem 6, wilt was > all around athlete physically dominant force however not as consistently focused\n85 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nRobert Sockett\n, Property Assessor\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 610 answers and 141.2K answer views\nI don’t see him being underrated at all. Most comments on here are LOOK at the STATS!!! If anything modern NBA fans overrate him because they don’t realize he was obsessed with the stats. When he played like Bill Russell in his championship years(focusing on defence and starting the fast break) his teams where two of the best in history. He was probably the greatest athlete in history and could have won the decathalon in the Olympics. As a basketball player he did not have the genius and competitive will of Bill Russell Or Michael Jordan.\n167 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nBaltimore Bob Andrews\n, Vietnam Naval Vet/(1970-71)Retired IT(1977-6/20/2018)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 982 answers and 280.2K answer views\nYES\n100 points in a game, averaged 50 one season, 55 rebounds in one game. Lifetime 30 points per game.\nI met him at a book signing as what a great man. He never married and he was a legend sleeping with close to 20,000 women.\nGreatness in any Era he played in.\nCould have been a good Boxer.\nWas a great Volleyball player.\n181 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nQuora User\n, studied Roofing\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 8.5K answers and 22.8M answer views\nThey weren’t born until he was retired. How could they underrate him. I was too young to see him play Bill Russell, but I saw him play Lew Alcindor. Alcindor was better, but he was probably the best center ever. He retired a long time ago, and no has even approached his all time scoring record. His sky hook was the most unstoppable shot I ever saw. He gets forgotten when people talk about the best ever\n197 views\nView upvotes\nGreg Moore\n, BS Mathematics & Business, State University of New York\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 356 answers and 41.9K answer views\nI don't believe most modern NBA fans know who Wilt Chamberlain was or anything about him.\n62 views\nView upvotes\nView 1 share\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nDennis Gunter\nAnswered 1 year ago\nHe is the greatest basketball player and probably athlete ever.They never skip over Jordan or James but they preclude Wilt every chance they get.They give you statistics either since Wilt or never bring him up and when someone approaches one of his\nrecords they always say since but try to leave him out.\n58 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nJake Roney\n, studied at University of Iowa\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 210 answers and 75.2K answer views\npeople today will not know how strong and athletic Wilt Chamberlain was. in all reality, he was as big as Shaq and even stronger, faster, and had a higher vertical\n45 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nColin Riegels\n, admitted as a lawyer in five countries\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 24.9K answers and 231.4M answer views\nAlmost certainly. In sports people tend to fixate on the heroes of today, and forget the players of yesteryear.\nIn the NFL when you talk about the great quarterbacks, people start with Brady, Manning and Brees. Love and respect for Unitas, Tarkenton and Graham is much harder to find.\n366 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nE. L. Evans\n, Played and coached basketball in Spain during the dark ages\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.6K answers and 306.3K answer views\nYes. Just check his stats and see some play on YouTube and you will see what superb athlete he was.\n60 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.1M answer views\nYes.\nSee my answer here Xitong Zou's answer to Why do so many casual NBA fans discredit Wilt Chamberlain because he played in a \"weak\" era?\n357 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User\nDaryl Woodard\n, lives in North Carolina\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1.2K answers and 136.9K answer views\nI feel he highly is, probably the most since he made the game progress in a lot of ways. But I feel their is a contingent that understands his contributions.\n9 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nChidike Nwuzor\n, Lead Attorney (2019-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 186 answers and 33.2K answer views\nYes.\n52 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nJoe Russell\n, Now Working Actor in Theater, Film & Commercials\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 1K answers and 796.7K answer views\nJust as with Russell, Robertson, West, Baylor and a few more of the “old time” greats, I’d say, yes, he’s underrated, under appreciated, and under recognized. I’m in the old timer category. But I’m also a big basketball fan and i played it into my fourties. The game has changed and the players of today are much better overall athletes, and can shoot the threes way better, so one has to take those three things into consideration if you want to “cross-generationally” compare. And while fun, it’s hard to win over people to memories and old films But I was lucky, having lived in Boston during Russ\nContinue Reading\nGeorge Wenger\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 278 answers and 34.6K answer views\nNope. He’s either unrated - as in ‘why should Young Guy me care about Wilt Who-Ever??’ - or badly overrated.\nAll amazing athletic specimens get overrated over time, as legends spring up about just how ridiculously athletic they were, which stories are too fun to debunk. And all huge stat guys get overrated over time, as that’s the stuff that lives on right there in black and white. Guys who did nothing of value outside of the stat line, or were just downright negative there - Wilt, Jim Brown, Ted Williams; their bad attitudes, their refusal to do all those little things that help teams win but\nContinue Reading\nSean Campbell\n, lives in The United States of America\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 179 answers and 32.5K answer views\nYes…..They probably havent seen much footage from him…..but from what I saw….he played the game with his head (when he wasn’t scoring of course)……And was fundamentally sound (though he had less moves than Kareem)…..Put it this way: He was Shaq that was in shaped….and 2x more athletic..plus the IQ….he wouldve translated in todays game as the best center in the league….IMAO….he the 2nd greatest player after MJ!!\n51 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nWade Yates\nAnswered 1 year ago\nNo. Probably the opposite, but also for some really dumb reasons. Alot of the fans now both do not really understand that the game was far different even 10 to 12 years ago and how valuable a truly good 2-way big man was. They also dismiss the level of competition and physical abilities of previous eras in some really stupid ways. They also don't know the differences in rules and styles of officiating, so there is all kinds of stuff that is eluding them. But with Chamberlain they kinda make up for it in an equally dumb way because they take his individual numbers from the 60s and fixate on tho\nContinue Reading\nIan Kinzel\nAnswered 1 year ago\nNo. He’s still highly regarded as one of the all-time greats, and modern fans generally remember his career highlights that have gone unmatched to this day - his 100-point game, his 50ppg season and so on.\nIf anything, I think Wilt can be somewhat overrated by modern fans who don’t remember the big picture of 1960s pro basketball. It was just a different game back then, and 20 rebounds in 1960 didn’t mean the same thing as 20 rebounds today.\nIf you adjust for pace and minutes played, Wilt the Stilt’s 50.4 pts/25.7 reb in 1962 is on par with Moses Malone’s 1981–82 season, Shaq’s 1999–00, Giannis\nContinue Reading\nAdi Vase\n, Friends Cousin Plays in the NBA, Uncle- assistant for GSW\nAnswered 1 year ago\nYes! Very much so. Wilt could do it all. Score, rebound dunk, block, pick of passes, and yet he is still one of the most underrated NBA players in history. For crying out loud, Wilt score 100 points in a game! May he be remembered.\n39 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nBraque Hildreth\n, Self Help Guru (2013-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 672 answers and 100.6K answer views\nNo one under 50 remembers seeing him. Everyone has a little bias toward players they have actually seen.\n23 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nLiam Hubbard\n, Profesional Free-lance Employment Seeker. at Stupidity (2007-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago\nNo, and he might actually be overrated. You see a 7 foot 1 skyscraper with the strength of a bull and the vert better than AIR JORDAN, and yeah, he's got a good archetype. He averaged outrageous numbers (as he really should be quite honest) in an era where possessions were a’plenty.\n26 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nRobert Bruce\n, Professional Football Prognosticator (1991-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 11.6K answers and 2.3M answer views\nHe was an early example of an athlete who played the game of basketball who was over qualified to play it. The game is relatively easy for a superior athlete to play and excel in. Virtually every NBA player could be a star if they got 35 minutes of playing time a game.\n29 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nJimmy Johnson\n, Have several pro players in my family. 1 NBA and 3 overseas.\nAnswered 1 year ago\nYes, most of today’s fans want to discount his competition or claim that he was that imposing over his talent that he should have dominated much more than he did. But that would be pitting one era of basketball over another, and that’s simply not fair. Yes, the game has evolved since Wilt played but to diminish his accomplishments is asinine and rather insulting. Could he have played in today’s game…….his stature and athletic ability sure point to a big YES. He was strong and could really run and jump when he began in the NBA. So yes most of today’s young fans who never saw him up close and pe\nContinue Reading\nKevin Cabral\n, lives in Fall River Mass (1974-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 833 answers and 1.4M answer views\nHe probably is underrated. He played many yrs ago. I, myself, have been a fan of the NBA for more than 30yrs & I likely “under appreciate” the accolades Wilt “The Stilt” Chamberlain went & earned himself on the court(and off 😝). In ways that I might not realize, Wilt has done his part in contributing to what the league has been throughout the yrs I've been watching it. The man did score 100 points in One game & had many games with 20+ rebounds while swatting away shots n layups. Yes, I guess he is “underrated” now that I've read this. Great question.\n37 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nQuora User\n, Club K, former middle school teacher\nAnswered 10 months ago · Author has 3.3K answers and 825K answer views\nSlightly but not as much as Willis Reed, Nate Thurmond, Bob Lanier, Wes Unseld, Artis Gilmore, and even George Mikan.\n14 views Answer requested by\nQuora User\nGo Cherry Picker\n, Owner at Go! Cherry Picker (2021-present)\nAnswered 10 months ago · Author has 212 answers and 56.4K answer views\nIt’s hard to underrate/overrate a player that most fans have never seen play before. We can definitely rely on his ABSURD stat-lines as evidence of him being a good NBA player, but in order to really determine if an NBA player is good, you need to watch them live as well. For example, Basketball IQ can’t be measured through stats.\n17 views\nChang Min Han\n, NBA fan for over 20 years\nUpdated 1 year ago\nYes and no.\nYes because there are a lot of modern NBA fans that don’t even know who Wilt Chamberlain is. Heck, we weren’t even in our mother’s wombs during his heyday.\nThere are also a lot of people who overlook his greatness because he towered over his competition for much of his career. Not only that, he only won two championships. Due to these two factors, they discredit his dominance throughout his career.\nOn the other hand, there are some who judge players solely on their stats and will overrate Wilt due to his career 30.1 ppg and 22.9 rpg. Plus there was that one game where he scored like a\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, Jokic, Giannis and Wilt fan\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 6.9M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain have any good competition in the NBA? Did anyone ever \"lock him up\" at a game?\nWilt Chamberlain played in damn good competition. He did not play in a league of midgets. Do you know what the average height of a centre was back then?\n6′10.5″. Now they average almost 6′11″. Those guys he played weren’t midgets!\nLook at Jxmyhighroller’s video if you still don’t believe me! Don’t look at the outlier, 6′6″ centre Wes Unseld and call every centre in Wilt’s day short.\n“Wilt played in weak competition.”\nPlease, stop. Stop watching the NBA. Watch the Chinese Basketball Association. You have no place in the NBA fanbase.\nIn his prime, Wilt played big men Bill Russell, Jer\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Upvoted by\nJonathan Fu\n, Former Basketball Player, Basketball Buff · Author has 264 answers and 1.7M answer views\nHow many NBA rules were created/changed due to Wilt Chamberlain's dominance?\nFour.\n1. Dunking free throws was banned. This 1956 rule was needed because Chamberlain was able to jump from behind the free-throw line and slam the ball through the basket before his feet touched the ground. Since the ball went through the hoop before Chamberlain touched any part of the lane area, it wasn't a lane violation. The new rule states players cannot cross the plane of the free throw line, even if your feet are not touching the ground, until the ball hits the rim or passes through the basket.\n2. No more inbounding the ball from the base line by lobbing it over the top of the backboard\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nLars Santini\n, Avid NBA watcher. Newer and older does not mean better.\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1M answer views\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain not in the discussion for goat?\nFrom ’67 to ’72, there was a realistic chance for Wilt's teams to have won 5 championships in 6 seasons.\nWe all know his ’67 Sixers and ’72 Lakers were historically great teams. And no one would have faulted him for his team losing to the ’71 Bucks.\nBut in ‘68, ’69 and ‘70, Wilt's teams were eliminated each year in a Game 7 by teams who were less favored.\nWilt's ’68 Sixers and ’69 Lakers were loaded and should have crushed Russell's Celtics in each playoff series. Neither series should have gone to 7 games.\nAnd Wilt should have dominated a hobbled Willis Reed in Game 7 of the ’70 Finals. So, the n\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, Jokic, Giannis and Wilt fan\nAnswered 7 months ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 6.9M answer views\nWhose impact on the game of basketball was greater, Michael Jordan or Wilt Chamberlain?\nOn the sport?\nWilt Chamberlain.\nOn basketball’s world-wide popularity?\nMichael Jordan.\nThe reason Wilt had the bigger impact on the sport was due to his rule changes. For me, having an impact on a sport enforces rule chances and it changes the way the game is played. No one did that to the extent Wilt did.\nWilt forced the NBA to widen the lane, incorporate offensive goaltending and outlawed dunking free throws.\nI don’t really like making an ordered list of players who changed the game as there have been many players who have forced changes. Shaquille O’Neal, Charles Barkley, Darryl Dawkins, Reggie M\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.1M answer views\nWhy do so many casual NBA fans discredit Wilt Chamberlain because he played in a \"weak\" era?\nHonestly, I think it’s part ignorance and part denial.\nFirst of all, since Wilt played in the 1960s and he’s no longer around to defend himself, and most of the people who watched him play are getting too old themselves, it’s very easy for the typical Gen Z / Millenial fan to point out that:\nWilt played in an 8 team league\nWilt’s numbers are inflated\nWilt played against short white plumbers\nBill Russell dominated him\nShaq or whoever else would have owned that era\nAnd all of these have a counterargument:\nAn 8 team league would actually be more competitive, not less since more talent is concentrated in\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nDavid Robinson\n, former Champion Player and Coach\nAnswered 1 year ago\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain not in the GOAT conversation and overlooked?\nI am a former basketball player & coach who saw Wilt, Kareem and Shaq play in the Forum, located in my hometown of Inglewood, CA.\nIn my opinion, Wilt is the best big man EVER- period. It's easy to say that Wilt faced inferior competition during his career, but there were plenty of highly skilled big men back then; Bill Russell, Walt Bellamy, Nate Thurmond, Jerry Lucas, Willis Reed and later, Kareem and Bob Lanier.\nBill Russell had no real offensive skills and was surrounded by HOF teammates his entire career, which explains why he earned more rings and is seen by some as the GOAT.\nThe league was\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBruce Johnson\n, Director of Sales and Marketing\nAnswered Mar 10, 2022 · Author has 10.1K answers and 4.9M answer views\nBesides Wilt Chamberlain’s amazing season, which NBA player had the best rookie season?\nLew Alcindor who eventually changed his name to Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Prior to drafting him, the Bucks had won just 27 games. It was their first season in the NBA. The only real bright spots on the team were shooting guard Jon “The Original Buck” McGlocklin who was a all star (every team got one all star) and point guard Flynn Robison… still the Bucks were good.\nLew Alcindor joins the team. Bucks win 56 games. They moved up from 12th (out of 14 teams) in points to 4th. They were 2nd in Off Rtg and Net Rtg. Alcindor scored 28.8ppg (51.8% FG) and pulled down 14.5rpg while making 4.1apg. Had a a 51\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 4 years ago · Author has 264 answers and 1.7M answer views\nHow would a prime Wilt Chamberlain and Julius Erving perform in today’s NBA?\nBoth would dominate, just as they did in their day. That’s why they call them all time greats.\nWilt Chamberlain was a MONSTER of a man. Although listed as 7′1″, Wilt was slightly over 7′1″ in his bare feet. Measured in shoes as they do today, Wilt would be listed at about 7′3″. In addition, Chamberlain had a small head and short neck. So his shoulders were unusually high. That added to his standing reach, that was already ridiculous. Standing next to Shaquille O’Neal (who was also listed at 7′1″) or other centers, Wilt looks substantially bigger. He was a thin, but strong, 250lbs as a rookie. B\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 5 years ago · Author has 11K answers and 18.8M answer views\nHow many points per game would Wilt Chamberlain score in the NBA today?\nThe pace of the game is less today, but how much Wilt would score depends in large part on the coach's strategy. If the coach said he needed Wilt to score 35 points/game, Wilt would score that many. If the coach wanted Wilt to concentrate on defense, rebounding and passing, Wilt would probably score 18-20 ppg.\nMany fans state, correctly, that here are more 7 footers today than when Wilt played. But that doesn't mean that he centers are more athletic, more intelligent or overall better. I think the fact that there are 3-4 times as many teams as when Wilt played means that the player talent is mo\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJohn\n, former Mower at Tarski's Lawn\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 8.2K answers and 1.2M answer views\nWould Wilt Chamberlain have been a good 3-point shooter if he played in the modern NBA?\nThere is a clip when Wilt is playing for the Lakers\nof them warming up before a practice and\nWilt goes out to three point distance, there was no line then,\nand drop three three pointers in a row.\nI think the Lakers should have made Wilt their Power Forward\nand Mel Counts their center and let Elgin play small forward.\n323 views\nView upvotes\nAnswer requested by\nQuora User", "HoopStudy Academy\nThis is Your Chance to IMPROVE YOUR GAME and Become a Smarter Basketball Mind\nWatch this to see EXACTLY what is in the Academy\n⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️\n1:42\nCore Curriculum All Access Pass\nImprove Your Basketball IQ\nThis is Your Chance to IMPROVE YOUR GAME and Become a More Intelligent Basketball Mind. 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Auburn won both of their games this past week, going on the road and defeating Mississippi State 81-68 in overtime before returning him to beat South Carolina 82-71 to clinch the SEC regular season title outright.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nDo the Auburn Tigers have a problem with Nike basketballs?\n2 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Sports Illustrated\nAuburn basketball has recently been in an offensive slump. The Tigers have been relatively inefficient over the past several road games, casually turning the ball over more and more while failing to knock down three point field goals with consistency. Now, some fans are calling into question whether or not the brand of basketball Auburn is playing with effects their ability to shoot. Sounds incredibly petty, right? Well, hear me out.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nFive players that could benefit from Auburn's offensive coordinator hire\n2 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Sports Illustrated\nAs many expected, Auburn's new offensive coordinator has come from within the program. Former analyst-turned wide receivers coach Eric Kiesau has been announced as Auburn's new offensive coordinator. Arguably, this doesn't mean much as far as change in scheme or philosophy goes, as head coach Bryan Harsin has made it relatively clear that he will be the one that is calling plays in 2022. But, it is refreshing to see the Tigers patch the holes in their coaching staff.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball’s 55-54 win over Missouri\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nThere was a robbery on a freezing Tuesday night in Columbia, Missouri. The No. 1 Auburn Tigers (19-1, 8-0 SEC) escaped Mizzou Arena with a 55-54 win over the Missouri Tigers (8-11, 2-5 SEC). Auburn didn’t deserve to win the game after such a poor showing, but KD Johnson, the Hamburgler himself, came up with a pair of clutch baskets late to get the Tigers over the hump. This was one of those games that made me feel like I couldn’t take a deep breath.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball's 55-54 win over Missouri\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nThere was a robbery on a freezing Tuesday night in Columbia, Missouri. The No. 1 Auburn Tigers (19-1, 8-0 SEC) escaped Mizzou Arena with a 55-54 win over the Missouri Tigers (8-11, 2-5 SEC). Auburn didn’t deserve to win the game after such a poor showing, but KD Johnson, the Hamburgler himself, came up with a pair of clutch baskets late to get the Tigers over the hump. This was one of those games that made me feel like I couldn’t take a deep breath.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 1 in latest AP Top 25\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nThe Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team has officially made history. For the first time ever, Auburn is ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25. The Tigers (18-1, 7-0 SEC) knocked off Georgia and No. 12 Kentucky last week after being slighted in the previous rankings, landing at No. 2 despite having the most first place votes.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 1 in latest AP Top 25\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nThe Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team has officially made history. For the first time ever, Auburn is ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25. The Tigers (18-1, 7-0 SEC) knocked off Georgia and No. 12 Kentucky last week after being slighted in the previous rankings, landing at No. 2 despite having the most first place votes.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball’s 80-71 win over Kentucky\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nAuburn strengthened its grip on first place in the SEC after an enormous victory on Saturday. The Tigers downed the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats 80-71 at home, improving to 18-1, 7-0 in SEC play. Texas A&M now stands in second, at 15-3, 4-1. It was a game that Kentucky started out hot, turning Auburn over and converting the mistakes into points.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Kentucky Wildcats\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nThe Tigers have a massive contest ahead of themselves this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn takes on No. 12 Kentucky in a battle for both SEC Tournament seeding and the SEC regular-season title. Here is how you can watch the game. The game will be broadcast on CBS. They will play on Saturday, at 12:00 p.m. CT at Auburn Arena in Auburn, Alabama. fuboTV (try it free)You can hear the broadcast on the Auburn Sports Network. Andy Burcham and Sonny Smith will have the call.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball's 80-71 win over Kentucky\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nAuburn strengthened its grip on first place in the SEC after an enormous victory on Saturday. The Tigers downed the No. 12 Kentucky Wildcats 80-71 at home, improving to 18-1, 7-0 in SEC play. Texas A&M now stands in second, at 15-3, 4-1. It was a game that Kentucky started out hot, turning Auburn over and converting the mistakes into points.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Kentucky Wildcats\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nThe Tigers have a massive contest ahead of themselves this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn takes on No. 12 Kentucky in a battle for both SEC Tournament seeding and the SEC regular-season title. Here is how you can watch the game. The game will be broadcast on CBS. They will play on Saturday, at 12:00 p.m. CT at Auburn Arena in Auburn, Alabama. fuboTV (try it free)You can hear the broadcast on the Auburn Sports Network. Andy Burcham and Sonny Smith will have the call.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nWeek 13 SEC Basketball Power Rankings: Auburn and Kentucky face off at the top\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nWe may be witnessing the game of the season this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn and No. 12 Kentucky face off in a high-stakes game that will have major SEC Tournament implications later on in the season. The Wildcats (15-3, 5-1 SEC) just knocked off 15-3 Texas A&M on the road to solidify themselves in second place in the SEC standings. Should they defeat Auburn this weekend, both teams would be 6-1 in a dead sprint for the SEC regular season title.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nWeek 13 SEC Basketball Power Rankings: Auburn and Kentucky face off at the top\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nWe may be witnessing the game of the season this Saturday. No. 2 Auburn and No. 12 Kentucky face off in a high-stakes game that will have major SEC Tournament implications later on in the season. The Wildcats (15-3, 5-1 SEC) just knocked off 15-3 Texas A&M on the road to solidify themselves in second place in the SEC standings. Should they defeat Auburn this weekend, both teams would be 6-1 in a dead sprint for the SEC regular season title.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball’s 83-60 win over Georgia\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nIt was never in doubt. No. 2 Auburn handled business against Georgia on Wednesday night, winning 83-60. The Tigers will now prep for No. 12 Kentucky on Saturday. It was a huge win that Auburn didn’t play well in. The Tigers shot underneath their averages and still managed to win by 23. From an efficiency standpoint, it was not the greatest day for Auburn, but Tom Crean’s Bulldogs have not put up much of a fight against anyone this season, and they did not do so tonight.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nTakeaways from Auburn basketball's 83-60 win over Georgia\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nIt was never in doubt. No. 2 Auburn handled business against Georgia on Wednesday night, winning 83-60. The Tigers will now prep for No. 12 Kentucky on Saturday. It was a huge win that Auburn didn’t play well in. The Tigers shot underneath their averages and still managed to win by 23. From an efficiency standpoint, it was not the greatest day for Auburn, but Tom Crean’s Bulldogs have not put up much of a fight against anyone this season, and they did not do so tonight.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nAt 16-1, Auburn basketball feels like it needs to do better. The Tigers were robbed of a No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll on Monday, and the point of emphasis for Coach Bruce Pearl was that the team needed to do better. If they feel disrespected, in any sort of way, I would pray for Tom Crean’s Georgia Bulldogs as they make their way into Auburn Arena on Wednesday night. No SEC game is going to be easy, at home or on the road.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball massive favorites over the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nThe Georgia Bulldogs’ men’s basketball team: not akin to their football brethren. Tom Crean & Co. have have a rough start to the 2021-22 season, thus far having posted a 5-12 record, with an 0-4 mark in conference play. The defense for the Dawgs of the hardwood is even further from comparison to the stout unit the 2021 National Championship team had. A fun fact about the Bulldogs:Georgia has played 13 teams ranked 200th or higher in the KenPom rankings.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball massive favorites over the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nThe Georgia Bulldogs’ men’s basketball team: not akin to their football brethren. Tom Crean & Co. have have a rough start to the 2021-22 season, thus far having posted a 5-12 record, with an 0-4 mark in conference play. The defense for the Dawgs of the hardwood is even further from comparison to the stout unit the 2021 National Championship team had. A fun fact about the Bulldogs:Georgia has played 13 teams ranked 200th or higher in the KenPom rankings.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nHow to watch the Auburn basketball game vs the Georgia Bulldogs\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nAt 16-1, Auburn basketball feels like it needs to do better. The Tigers were robbed of a No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll on Monday, and the point of emphasis for Coach Bruce Pearl was that the team needed to do better. If they feel disrespected, in any sort of way, I would pray for Tom Crean’s Georgia Bulldogs as they make their way into Auburn Arena on Wednesday night. No SEC game is going to be easy, at home or on the road.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 2 in latest AP Top 25 Poll\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nFuel to the fire. Auburn comes in at No. 2 in the latest AP Top 25 Poll after numerous outlets ranked Auburn as the best team in the country (ESPN’s bracketology done by Joe Lunadri, Andy Katz, Jon Rothstein, CBS Sports’ Gary Parrish, and others). The Tigers received 36 first place votes. Gonzaga finished with 25, and yet the Zags still hold the top spot in the rankings, edging Auburn out 1486 points to 1482. Why, you ask?\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball vs Kentucky tipoff time has been changed\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nThe game of the year has had its tipoff time moved. Auburn (16-1) vs Kentucky (14-3) will now tip off at 12:00 p.m. CT on CBS this Saturday. The game was previously tipping off at 12:30. According to AuburnTigers.com, it is also the All-Orange game. Fans are encouraged to wear orange. As mentioned earlier, this should be one of the biggest games of the regular season. The Wildcats just scored 107 points against Tennessee, who was second in the nation in defensive efficiency.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball ranked No. 2 in latest AP Top 25 Poll\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nFuel to the fire. Auburn comes in at No. 2 in the latest AP Top 25 Poll after numerous outlets ranked Auburn as the best team in the country (ESPN’s bracketology done by Joe Lunadri, Andy Katz, Jon Rothstein, CBS Sports’ Gary Parrish, and others). The Tigers received 36 first place votes. Gonzaga finished with 25, and yet the Zags still hold the top spot in the rankings, edging Auburn out 1486 points to 1482. Why, you ask?\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nAuburn basketball vs Kentucky tipoff time has been changed\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nThe game of the year has had its tipoff time moved. Auburn (16-1) vs Kentucky (14-3) will now tip off at 12:00 p.m. CT on CBS this Saturday. The game was previously tipping off at 12:30. According to AuburnTigers.com, it is also the All-Orange game. Fans are encouraged to wear orange. As mentioned earlier, this should be one of the biggest games of the regular season. The Wildcats just scored 107 points against Tennessee, who was second in the nation in defensive efficiency.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nFive reasons why Auburn basketball should be ranked No. 1\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Yahoo Sports\nAuburn basketball is elite. At least, it is halfway through the season. The Tigers have depth, talent, energy, fan support, you name it- everything an elite basketball school has. Auburn is at the top of the mountain right now. However, there seems to be a dispute between who should be ranked No. 1 in the AP poll tomorrow.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nFive reasons why Auburn basketball should be ranked No. 1\n3 months ago |\nBy Lance Dawe\n| Auburn Wire\nAuburn basketball is elite. At least, it is halfway through the season. The Tigers have depth, talent, energy, fan support, you name it- everything an elite basketball school has. Auburn is at the top of the mountain right now. However, there seems to be a dispute between who should be ranked No. 1 in the AP poll tomorrow.\nOpen in Who Shared Wrong byline?\nShow More\nIs this you?\nClaim your profile", "How many NBA rules were created/changed due to Wilt Chamberlain's dominance? - Quora\nHow many NBA rules were created/changed due to Wilt Chamberlain's dominance?\n6 Answers\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Upvoted by\nJonathan Fu\n, Former Basketball Player, Basketball Buff · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nFour.\n1. Dunking free throws was banned. This 1956 rule was needed because Chamberlain was able to jump from behind the free-throw line and slam the ball through the basket before his feet touched the ground. Since the ball went through the hoop before Chamberlain touched any part of the lane area, it wasn't a lane violation. The new rule states players cannot cross the plane of the free throw line, even if your feet are not touching the ground, until the ball hits the rim or passes through the basket.\n2. No more inbounding the ball from the base line by lobbing it over the top of the backboard\nContinue Reading\nCharles Bolling\n, Ph.D. History, University of California, Los Angeles (2014)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 578 answers and 953.4K answer views\nThe NBA decreed that a player can have sex with no more than 250 women/year. They won’t want any more “I’ve slept with 10,000 women” embarrassments, and figure that it will be hard for someone to reach that total if it takes them a minimum of 40 years.\nJimmy Johnson\n, Have several pro players in my family. 1 NBA and 3 overseas.\nAnswered 1 year ago\nGoaltending both offensive and defensive-In 1956, the league banned offensive goaltending. The rule said that no player can touch the ball if any part of it is over the cylinder. Nowadays it’s called basketball interference. 12 years before that, in 1944, the league had already banned defensive goaltending.\nLane widening-In 1964, trying to stop Chamberlain, the NBA widened the lane area from 12 feet to 16. Curiously, they first widened it from 6 feet to 12 to diminish the dominance of George Mikan in 1951.\nInbounding the ball-During his time at the University of Kansas, teammates were throwing a\nContinue Reading\nBrett Clayton\n, Sports, political, and history junkie\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 100 answers and 21.8K answer views\nThe NBA had to widened the lane a little bit more. They made the free-throw shooter always have to stay behind the line to shoot (Wilt would throw an alley to himself and dunk it). They also added offensive goaltending because of him. They also made it to where the inbounder could not throw an alley-oop to the receiver.\nBruce Johnson\n, Director of Sales and Marketing\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 10.2K answers and 5M answer views\nThe lane was widen because of Wilt and Russell.\nOffensive Goal tending MAYBE. But it was in place in the NCAA prior because of Russell\nOn free throws; Releasing the ball from behind the line.\nDouglas Alden\n, studied at Princeton University\nUpdated 6 months ago\nA Wilt rule change that’s are not well known:\nBefore Wilt, during free throws each team was allowed a rebounder down near the basket—today the defensive team has both rebounding positions.\nWhy the change?\nBecause Wilt’s H.S. teammates would purposely miss their free throws to the side where Wilt was positioned. They would essentially pass Wilt the ball by bouncing it off the backboard.\nThey changed the rules so that Wilt could not have the prime position—and they made a new rule that free throws had to hit the rim, and could no longer be simply bounced off the backboard.\nRelated Answer\nMatson Ruddell\n, Boxing Enthusiast and Analyst\nAnswered Feb 18, 2022 · Author has 2.1K answers and 4.1M answer views\nHow many rounds could Muhammad Ali last with Wilt Chamberlain had he picked up boxing instead of basketball?\nOh that’s truly hard to answer. That’s not so much because he was 7’ tall but because he was a phenomenal athlete and happened to be 7’ tall. Chamberlain is arguably the most athletic big man basketball has ever seen, phenomenally fast, coordinated strong giant of a man. So if he was trained properly as a boxer early on boy he would be something we’ve never seen in the history of boxing. Then you have arguably the best heavyweight boxer in the history of the world.\nGeez man I don’t know, I could come up with scenarios either way.\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 1 year ago · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain really have a 48\" vertical?\nWilt Chamberlain claims that his vertical, during his prime, was \"46 to 48 inches, easy.\"\n\"What's unfortunate is that most people regard the great leapers as being only the short guys who could dunk,\" said the 7' 1 & 1/8″ Wilt Chamberlain. \"My sergeant [vertical leap] was higher than Michael Jordan’s. When I went to Kansas, they had a 12-foot basket in the gym, because Dr. Phog Allen was advocating the 12-foot basket. I used to dunk on that basket. It was an effort, but I could do it. ”\n\"When I was a freshman, I fooled around with shooting free throws this way: For some reason, I thought you had\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nStephen Simmons\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 1.5K answers and 1.2M answer views\nHow good would Wilt Chamberlain be in the current NBA?\nHe’d dominate. End of story. I know…the NBA is about guards today. Big men are from another era.\nWilt is arguably one of the best athletes ever. Any sport. In addition to basketball, he ran track in college. Imagine LeBron but half a head taller and significantly stronger. Go read some stories from other guys who played AGAINST Wilt and how he tossed other centers around like ragdolls.\nFinally, go look at this list: NBA Single Game Leaders and Records for Points | Basketball-Reference.com\nThose are the top 115 highest single player scoring games ever in the NBA. 57 of them were Wilt. 6 of the top\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nAl Celaya\n, former Former data analyst, bartender & basketball coach (1989-2017)\nUpdated 2 years ago · Upvoted by\nSteve Kauffman\n, Steve Kauffman is a prominent agent who has represented NBA players and coaches for many years · Author has 226 answers and 563.4K answer views\nIs LeBron James stronger than Wilt Chamberlain ever was?\nI wish I could find the picture. It was in Sports Illustrated back in the late 60s. Wilt was playing against the Celtics. He got a rebound. As Wilt went to take it back up to the basket, one arm was grabbed by Sam Jones and the other by KC Jones, Celtics guards, to keep him from scoring the easy dunk and force him to the foul line. No problem. Wilt just went up with Sam and KC hanging off of his arms, feet off of the ground and slammed it anyway. KC Jones said he was scared shittless by how strong Wilt was to lift both of them off the ground and still complete the dunk. Amazing picture.\nI saw W\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJohn Healy\n, Monster NBA fan, historical and present\nUpdated 3 years ago · Author has 208 answers and 437.7K answer views\nWhy was Wilt Chamberlain able to be so dominant in his era?\nFour reasons:\nThe NBA played at a much faster pace back then, which makes the stats accumulated in those days a little misleading. In the 61–62 season Wilt averaged 50 points and 25 rebounds a game, which is insane. That season the average team had 125 possessions per game, compared with the modern NBA that has about 97. Some simple math suggests that if Wilt played at the slower modern speed he’d have averaged 39 points and 19 rebounds a game. Both of those numbers are really good (certainly past modern records), but not as overwhelming as they seem before being adjusted for context.\nWilt’s sta\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nLars Santini\n, Avid NBA watcher. Newer and older does not mean better.\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1M answer views\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain not in the discussion for goat?\nFrom ’67 to ’72, there was a realistic chance for Wilt's teams to have won 5 championships in 6 seasons.\nWe all know his ’67 Sixers and ’72 Lakers were historically great teams. And no one would have faulted him for his team losing to the ’71 Bucks.\nBut in ‘68, ’69 and ‘70, Wilt's teams were eliminated each year in a Game 7 by teams who were less favored.\nWilt's ’68 Sixers and ’69 Lakers were loaded and should have crushed Russell's Celtics in each playoff series. Neither series should have gone to 7 games.\nAnd Wilt should have dominated a hobbled Willis Reed in Game 7 of the ’70 Finals. So, the n\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, lives in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (1999-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 7.2M answer views\nWere Wilt Chamberlain’s feats (vertical, strength, etc.) exaggerated?\nNo, most of them weren’t and were completely (or almost) legit.\nThe only one I’m skeptical of is his supposed 48 inch vertical. Yes, he was an exceptional athlete and more specifically, an exceptional leaper, but are you forgetting he was 7’1”?\nGuess how many above 6’8” players have an official vertical jump over 40 inches?\nOne. Just one.\n6’11 Miles Plumlee with an official 40.5” vertical.\nSee this image with Zion Williamson in the draft combine?\nCan you imagine adding 6 or so more inches to that vertical, and then adding 7 more inches of height to that? That’s apparently Wilt.\nI know, hard to believ\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJoe Biden\nAnswered Mar 15, 2022\nIs there any evidence that Wilt Chamberlain had a high bench press number other than unverified sources?\nNo, just tall tales that Shwarzenegger the goodest of goyim said about him. No recorded feats, no videos, I’m calling bullshit. I don’t even think he could bench 250 with his extremely long frame and apparent musculature.\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nHow athletic, strong and quick was Wilt Chamberlain when he was in his prime?\nA2A. Wilt was 7–2, 280 pounds. He was very powerfully built, with a strong upper body, broad shoulders, muscular arms, narrow waist and thin legs. He was very fast running down the court. I saw him play extensively from 1965–68, age 29–32.\nThat was the period where Gus Johnson suffered a dislocated shoulder when he tried to dunk on Wilt, and Wilt’s arm and hand didn’t yield. If he was at his athletic peak in his first 3 years through 1962, when he was 25, he may have had a second peak from 29–32. The only difference I noticed was that he seemed more aggressive and agile offensively in his early\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.2M answer views\nWhy do so many casual NBA fans discredit Wilt Chamberlain because he played in a \"weak\" era?\nHonestly, I think it’s part ignorance and part denial.\nFirst of all, since Wilt played in the 1960s and he’s no longer around to defend himself, and most of the people who watched him play are getting too old themselves, it’s very easy for the typical Gen Z / Millenial fan to point out that:\nWilt played in an 8 team league\nWilt’s numbers are inflated\nWilt played against short white plumbers\nBill Russell dominated him\nShaq or whoever else would have owned that era\nAnd all of these have a counterargument:\nAn 8 team league would actually be more competitive, not less since more talent is concentrated in\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nWhat was Wilt Chamberlain like off the court?\nOriginally Answered: What was wilt chamberlain like off the court?\nI grew up in Philadelphia like Wilt did. He was 7 or 8 years older than me. Here are some things I remember hearing about, reading about and observing about Wilt.\n1. Wilt was very outgoing and personable.\n2. He liked to go out in the evening, when it was dark.\n3. He suffered from insomnia most of his life.\n4. He liked women- of all sizes, colors and nationalities.\n5. He exaggerated.\n6. Supposedly he cheated, e.g., like in card games.\n7. He was lonely.\n8. He was very sensitive about his height.\n9. He was well spoken and used good grammar.\n10. His estate was worth $25 million.\n11. He loved all sports.\n12. H\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nPhillip Schuman\n, studied at National Basketball Association\nAnswered 9 months ago · Author has 3.6K answers and 1.6M answer views\nCould wilt chamberlain really bench 500?\nI don’t think so. I think this is creative license, and exaggerated. It is certainly not in evidence, except for Wilt’s own claim, which others repeat.\nThat said, he was very very strong, and very likely the strongest NBA player of all time. No less an expert on strength than Arnold Schwarzenegger, who personally worked out with Wilt, has confirmed his strength (with Wilt in retirement!). But he talked numbers on the triceps extension, and lat pulldowns, and didn’t confirm the 500 bench number.\nRelated Answer\nBrian Forlano\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 402 answers and 116.4K answer views\nWhy is Wilt Chamberlain said to have the highest vertical jump, yet when I look at his pictures he looks skinny and weak?\nWilt Chamberlain didn't have the highest vert. David Thompson did.\nWilt wasn't skinny and weak.\nProbably the greatest athlete of his generation. He ran track, if just telling you he ran like a Giselle.\nChambelain was long, very long. He didnt have a compact frame.\nSo his muscles weren't compact like Shaq or Dwight Howard. Wilt was 7′1 and 275 pounds\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.2M answer views\nHow did Wilt Chamberlain not win the MVP award every year if he was so dominant?\nEasy answer. Because his teams didnt get a good record. For MVPs, they generally have to have a good team, doesn’t matter how dominant you are. Ask Michael Jordan why he didnt win any MVPs despite averaging 37 pts a game in 1987, or Shaq who only won one MVP despite being one of the most dominant players ever. Same with Wilt - averaged 50 pts a game is very impressive but he didnt win MVP because his team record was still poor - Oscar didn’t get it either despite averaging triple double - Bill Russell got it (best team record)\nRelated Answer\nRoger Williams\n, Product Manager (2014-present)\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 1.9K answers and 2.8M answer views\nHow did Wilt Chamberlain score 100 points in a single game but there is no footage? I can't believe that's possible without seeing it, does anyone have proof? And has anyone else ever come close to doing the same?\nThere is footage. It was on the radio. The game stopped with time on the clock, as the fans in Hershey, PA stormed the court.\nDid you imagine that every NBA game was on television in the 1960’s?\nThey most certainly were not. The NBA was not the same thing it is today in the 1960’s, to say nothing of national television - which was all over terrestrial signal (IE, antennae). Professional basketball was a very distant third - at best - behind major league baseball and professional football in terms of popularity.\nThere was no “around the clock” sports footage from the NBA. Far from it, maybe 5% of\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBen Poole\n, lives in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (1999-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 4.2K answers and 7.2M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain have any good competition in the NBA? Did anyone ever \"lock him up\" at a game?\nStop it. Please!\nWilt Chamberlain played in damn good competition. He did not play in a league of midgets. Do you know what the average height of a centre was back then?\n6′10.5″. Now they average almost 6′11″. Those guys he played weren’t midgets!\nLook at Jxmyhighroller’s video [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jhoCrghxBs&t=636s ] if you still don’t believe me! Don’t look at the outlier, 6′6″ centre Wes Unseld and call every centre in Wilt’s day short.\n“Wilt played in weak competition.”\nPlease, s...\n… (more)\nUpgrade to Quora+ to access this answer\nAccess millions more answer s like this\nBrowse ad‑free\nSupport the writers you like to hear from\nStart free trial\nLearn more\nRelated Answer\nLars Santini\n, Avid NBA watcher. Newer and older does not mean better.\nUpdated 4 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1M answer views\nWould Wilt Chamberlain dominate the NBA today?\nWilt Chamberlain Strengths:\n7′1″ (without shoes), 275 lb to 315 lb\n7′8″ wingspan\n40+″ vertical\nRan 10.9 second 100 yard dash\nBench 500+ lbs\nElite rebounder\nElite shot blocker\nGreat low post defender when motivated\nGood outlet passer\nGood low post passer\nGood touch on hook, fade away and turnaround finger roll\nWilt Chamberlain weaknesses:\nTerrible free throw shooter\nDid not dominate in elimination games in the playoffs (‘68, ‘69, ‘70)\nHad contentious relationships with coaches and teammates\nDid not have great, natural footwork in the post\nHad difficulty adjusting and balancing scoring and play making in the flo\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJermaine Sanders\n, B.S. Computer Science & Mathematics, The University of Connecticut (2016)\nAnswered 2 years ago\nAre stories of Wilt Chamberlain benching 500 Ibs and jumping 48+ in. true?\nI have yet to see any actual proof of either of these statements yet people say it all the time. At Wilt’s weight benching 500 seems reasonable. However when looking at the length of his arms and his size this seems nearly impossible. The 48 inch vertical also seems like a stretch. At his height he would be head and shoulders over the rim. In all the footage of his play I see nothing that supports this. Don’t get me wrong Wilt was an insane athlete, but these common statements seem to be just legend.\nRelated Answer\nXitong Zou\n, Extensively read books about basketball + watched footage\nAnswered 4 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 10.2M answer views\nWhy isn't Wilt Chamberlain considered the greatest of all time?\nHe could be considered so.\nThis entire channel is called Wilt Chamberlain Archive and anyone who thinks that Wilt can’t play in today’s era can watch this video. Him and Russell were world class track athletes. Wilt in particular could dominate in any era. He was one of the greatest physical specimens ever seen.\nWilt had all the talent to be the GOAT. He is the NBA’s leading rebounder despite only playing 13 seasons, averaged an astounding 30/23/4 for his career, averaged 45 minutes a game his whole career, averaged 50 points once, scored 100 points, grabbed 55\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nRoger Williams\n, Product Manager (2014-present)\nAnswered 2 years ago · Author has 1.9K answers and 2.8M answer views\nCould Wilt Chamberlain dunk from the free throw line?\nQuite easily. Wilt was a track and field standout, and excelled at both the high and long jump events. He dunked from beyond the free throw line in practices, and is alleged to have done it once in a game. As the only real weakness in Wilt’s game was free throw shooting, the idea that Wilt could dunk his free throws prompted the NCAA to institute a rule change requiring all free throws attempts be made from shooting the ball behind the line. The NBA, who figured that it was only a matter of time before Wilt joined their league, followed suit.\nWilt neither confirmed nor denied dunking a free thr\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 6 months ago · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nWilt Chamberlain could run a 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds, had a 45+ inch vertical, and could bench press 500+ lbs (all while being 7’2, weighing 280+). Is he the most athletic person in recorded history?\nEveryone who ever actually saw Wilt says he was, and it’s not even close.\nThere were 7 footers before Wilt, and there have been 7 footers after Wilt. Some were athletic. But NONE were anything like Wilt Chamberlain. First off, he was a legit 7 feet 1 and change in his bare feet. Not a 6′10″ guy falsely claiming to be 7+ feet like a lot of todays bigs. Chamberlain was stronger, faster, jumped higher than everyone and never seemed to tire. He had long limbs and quick relexes. He was intelligent, super competitive and had a massive ego, that in his own words, was in proportion to his size.\nHe ran f\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nChristian Cianfrani\n, former Commander of Aviation\nUpdated 1 year ago · Author has 212 answers and 517.4K answer views\nWhat was Michael Jordan's actual vertical jump? Is it really 48 inches?\nI think people have it wrong by comparing his height to rim on a dunk. He is jumping forward and upward that is not vertical. That is like measuring vertical to a track athlete doing the long jump. There is peak height when jumping long but it is not vertical. Let me explain how vertical jump is measured. A player stands upright with arms fully extended above head and they measure the tip of your fingers. They jump straight up and slap the device and measure the distance between the two. You are not bouncing a ball, running forward, jumping forward or sideways, or dealing with opponents. Look\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nQuora User\n, 40 years as an NBA fan\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 297 answers and 489.7K answer views\nWas Wilt Chamberlain dominating the NBL at 17 years old under the name George Marcus with 74 ppg in the playoffs his greatest accomplishment?\nWas Wilt Chamberlain dominating the NBL at 17 years old under the name George Marcus with 74 ppg in the playoffs his greatest accomplishment?\nOne quibble about the question. Wilt did not play in the NBL, or the National Basketball League, which was absorbed or merged with the Basketball Association of America (BAA) to form the NBA in 1949. National Basketball Association - Wikipedia. Wilt was born in August of 1936, so he’d have been about 12–13 when the NBL became defunct.\nIf you look at the online information about Wilt playing as a high schooler as George Marcus, of which there is precious li\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nTee Brown\n, I have a good amount of knowledge on the subject\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 5.1K answers and 4.6M answer views\nWhat was Wilt Chamberlain's injury history during his NBA career?\nHe didn’t have an injury-ridden career like someone of a Greg Oden, but he did have an injury leg in Game 7 against the Celtics in 1969 and a serious knee injury the following year in the 9th game of the season that affected his lateral quickness. About 2–3 years after that, Wilt retired.\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 3 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nHow exactly dominant was Wilt Chamberlain?\nGrowing up in Philadelphia, I saw Wilt play over his entire career, and especially in the 1965–68 period. You could look at the number of free throws attempted by the other teams against the Phila. 76ers. It was always less than against every other team. The reason was that the 76ers’ opponents would not want to drive to the basket with Wilt in the middle. It was not a common stat, but it demonstrated the defensive dominance of Wilt.\nAt 7–1 or 7–2 and 280 pounds at his peak, Wilt was reputed to be the strongest player and even the best athlete among NBA players in history, and seeing him domina\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nQuora User\n, 30+ years of intense NBA fandom.\nAnswered 6 years ago · Author has 603 answers and 486K answer views\nWould Wilt Chamberlain lead career blocks if they were accounted for in his time?\nMy guess it would be either he or Bill Russell who would be the all-time leader. NBA games had so many possessions per game in the '60s. That's why Wilt and Russell would get 25 rebounds per game and whatnot (Dennis Rodman circa 1992 almost certainly has the record for rebounds per possession). Combine that with no 3-point line which meant everybody was trying to get to the rim. I think Mark Eaton has the all-time recorded high with about 4.7 bpg. My guess is the actual record is about 7 bpg.\nRelated Answer\nShaun Phillips\n, Film, Basketball, Music & American Pop Culture at APE Films (2001-present)\nUpdated 4 years ago · Author has 265 answers and 1.8M answer views\nHow would a prime Wilt Chamberlain and Julius Erving perform in today’s NBA?\nBoth would dominate, just as they did in their day. That’s why they call them all time greats.\nWilt Chamberlain was a MONSTER of a man. Although listed as 7′1″, Wilt was slightly over 7′1″ in his bare feet. Measured in shoes as they do today, Wilt would be listed at about 7′3″. In addition, Chamberlain had a small head and short neck. So his shoulders were unusually high. That added to his standing reach, that was already ridiculous. Standing next to Shaquille O’Neal (who was also listed at 7′1″) or other centers, Wilt looks substantially bigger. He was a thin, but strong, 250lbs as a rookie. B\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nWho was a greater player, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, or Wilt Chamberlain?\nHere are two players, not only all time greats, but both rank among the greatest of the greats. I have Wilt the top center of all time and Kareem the 2nd best center. I have Wilt ranked as the 2nd best player of all time, below Jordan, and Kareem the 3rd best of all time.\nI had the good fortune of seeing both players in their primes, and actually over their whole careers.\nLet’s compare them broadly by the following attributes:\nScoring- advantage Wilt\nShooting- advantage Kareem. Kareem has a slight edge on FG%; Wilt has the single season advantage. Kareem has a big advantage in FT%.\nRebounding- adva\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nBruce Johnson\n, Director of Sales and Marketing\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 10.2K answers and 5M answer views\nDid Wilt Chamberlain actually destroy Magic Johnson in a pick-up game at an old age?\nLarry Brown tells a story about Wilt and Magic at a pick up game at UCLA. It was more Wilt shutting down Magic’s team not a one on one contest.\nRelated Answer\nMike Burch\n, Poet, Editor and Publisher\nUpdated May 11, 2022\nHow strong was Wilt Chamberlain in his prime?\nAccording to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who worked out with Wilt Chamberlain frequently, the man known as Goliath put professional bodybuilders to shame. Chamberlain, who threw the shot put before becoming the NBA GOAT, and who once signed a contract to box Muhammad Ali, was nicknamed Wilt the Stilt because of his height and the Big Dipper because he had to bend over to enter rooms. And Wilt’s strength was legendary, with reports of him bench-pressing 550 to 600 pounds.\nArnold Schwarzenegger looked like a child compared to the mighty Wilt Chamberlain and Andre the Giant.\nArnold was officially 6′2″ a\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nMike Burch\n, Poet, Editor and Publisher\nUpdated Feb 23, 2022 · Author has 10.4K answers and 18.5M answer views\nMichael Jordan scored 50 points or more 31 times in his career Wilt Chamberlain did it 45 times in one season if there is a goat how can Wilt not be it?\nWilt Chamberlain is the NBA GOAT and second place is not all that close, because:\nWilt was the only NBA player ever to score 50 points per game, 40 points per game, 38 points per game, and 37.5 or more points per game for a season. Michael Jordan never averaged more than 37.1 points per game.\nWilt had the top four scoring seasons of all time, and five of the top six.\nAnd while Wilt was doing all that scoring, he led the NBA in field goal percentage nine times in 14 seasons. Michael Jordan never led the NBA in field goal percentage a single time and his career field goal percentage was .497, while\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nRobert De Bona\n, Executive Search Consultant/Talent Acquisition at Talent Acquisition (2010-present)\nAnswered 1 year ago · Author has 312 answers and 33.2K answer views\nHow strong was Wilt Chamberlain? How many NBA records does he still hold?\nOriginally Answered: How many records does Wilt Chamberlain have?\nWilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain Holds 72 TOTAL NBA RECORDS & an ASTOUNDING 68 RECORDS BY HIS SELF !!!!!!!!!\nRelated Answer\nMark Rogowsky\n, Forbes technology, raconteur, @maxrogo\nUpdated 8 years ago · Author has 811 answers and 4M answer views\nJonathan Abrams writes in an article: \"the [NBA] rules were changed to make it harder for three guys: [Bill] Russell, Wilt [Chamberlain], and Kareem [Abdul-Jabbar].\" What were these specific rule changes?\nThe writer appears to be quoting Bill Walton, and Walton -- who over the years had a reputation for being \"out there\" appears to have a fuzzy memory, however... There is some truth to his recollections.\nBill Russell was so dominant in college that after his performance for USF at the 1955 NCAA tournament two rule changes were enacted in college basketball, not the NBA: (1) The lane was widened from 6 to 12 feet to make it more difficult to pack in offensively, post up, etc. and (2) offensive goaltending or basket interference (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basket_interference) was banned. No app\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nJohn McGlothlin\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 45.2M answer views\nAssuming Wilt Chamberlain and Muhammad Ali both got their preparation (Wilt with formal boxing training and Ali tuning up against journeymen and contenders), who would have won between the two in a boxing match?\nBeing bigger and stronger does not, in any world, make one a fighter. We have a good idea who both Ali and Wilt thought would win, given the results of the failed 1971 fight which had been arranged between the two of them.\nOn the day the contract for the two to fight in 1971 was to be formally signed, on TV, Wilt decided he was not a fighter, and the risk of injury was not worth it, and withdrew.\nNo one can know for sure what would happen in any fight, but in this case, we know a fight between those two, Ali and Chamberlain, was arranged, and we know which one withdrew, and why.\nWilt did not thin\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nKurtis Hagen\n, Played organized for over 10 years\nAnswered Nov 30, 2021 · Author has 3.1K answers and 51.4M answer views\nI saw a video that stated Jordan and Wilt had the highest NBA vertical leaps at 48\" (Spud was 46\"). Is this true?\nJordan holds the record at 48”. Keon Johnson and Dennis Smith Jr have tied Jordan. Zach Levine has a 46” vertical. Undrafted by NBA DJ Stephenson also has a 46” vertical, which he did at the NBA Combine.\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nJohn McGlothlin\nUpdated 2 years ago · Author has 2.9K answers and 45.2M answer views\nWho really backed out of the Muhammad Ali-Wilt Chamberlain fight, Ali or Chamberlain?\nThere were two attempts to arrange a fight between Wilt Chamberlain and Ali, and both times, Wilt nixed the idea at the last second. In 1967 the money was not what Wilt wanted, and at the last minute, the Philadelphia 76ers owner, Irv Kosloff signed Wilt to a one-year contract that prevented him from boxing.\nCREDIT PICTURE SPORTSNET\nThe 1971 proposed fight got a lot closer to happening that the 1967 proposal\nBeing bigger and stronger does not, in any world, make one a fighter. We have a good idea who both Ali and Wilt thought would win, given the results of the failed 1971 fight which had been ar\nContinue Reading\nRelated Answer\nHoward Galt\n, Editor at A Conscious Conservative. www.conservativeconscious.blogspot.com\nAnswered 3 years ago · Author has 9.2K answers and 14.6M answer views\nHow physically gifted was Wilt Chamberlain?\nHe was an incredible physical wonder. Most know him for his skills at basketball. However, he was also a track star and skilled enough to make the Olympic volleyball team. He was not allowed into the Olympics due to his “professional athlete” status because of his years playing basketball. One of the more outstanding things he did was to appear in a Conan the Barbarian movie and be muscular enough to not look like a “girly-man” when standing next to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Not many basketball players of his era could make that work.\n… (more)\nRelated Answer\nMichael E. Cohen\n, Saw Wilt, Russell, Big O, West, Pettit, and Baylor in prime.\nAnswered 4 years ago · Author has 11.1K answers and 19M answer views\nWhat is Wilt Chamberlain's win and loss record in the finals?\nWilt’s teams played in 6 NBA Finals. It seems like more because some of his conference finals were against the Boston Celtics, where both teams were considered the best teams in both the east and west.\nIn terms of NBA finals, Wilt’s won-loss record is 16 games won, and 19 games lost. That comes out to a winning % of 46% and a losing percentage of 54%.\nBy individual series, it comes out as follows:\n1963–64- Boston over SF Warriors 4–1.\n1966–67- Phila. 76ers over SF Warriors 4–2.\n1968–69- Boston ove...\nUpgrade to Quora+ to access this answer\nAccess millions more answer s like this\nBrowse ad‑free\nSupport the writers you like to hear from\nStart free trial\nLearn more", "How the Game has Changed\n Blog Home\nHow the Game has Changed\nThroughout 69 seasons of the NBA, the constant evolution of players, styles, and regulations has always created a thrilling game for viewers. The game has has changed drastically since the era of the three inch inseam, creating a greatly different playing style. The implementation of the three-point shot and the elimination of hand and forearm checking were created in response to a highly physical, big man’s game, and resulted in the subsequent rise of “small ball”.\nThree-point introduction\nThe introduction of the three-point shot began in 1979, when the NBA absorbed the failing American Basketball Association- who instituted the three-point shot in a desperate attempt to liven up the game. When the NBA and ABA combined, the three-point shot came with it. Despite the overwhelmingly positive reaction from crowds, players and coaches alike initially opposed the three-pointer. Famed coach and player Gregg Popovich claims “To me, it’s not basketball, but you got to use it. If you don’t use it, you’re in big trouble. But you sorta feel like it’s cheating… I still hate it.” Players of past eras echoed the same belief, such as twelve time NBA All-Star Larry Bird, who remembers “Back when I played, we just didn’t shoot it that much. Now, if you’re not firing up thirty 3’s, you’re just not playing basketball .”\n“Now, if you’re not firing up thirty 3’s, you’re just not playing basketball.” Larry Bird\nAlthough NBA stars of the past may see it as an easy way out, it is impossible not to acknowledge the immense role the shot plays in the game now. Consider the 2014-15 Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers during the playoffs: the teams took second and third place in NBA history for average 3’s taken during each game, 29.1 and 30.3 respectively, compared to the first season after its implementation (1981-82) where Pat Riley’s Lakers won the Championship while scoring just 13 total 3’s throughout the entire season. It is evident how dependent teams have grown on the shot, accurately summed up by Greg Popovich who begrudgingly concedes, “If you don’t shoot the 3, then you probably aren’t going to win.”\nNo hand/forearm/body checking\nAnother massive rule change that shook the foundation of defense was the gradual eradication of hand and forearm checking. Due to the increasingly aggressive defense among teams like the “Bad Boy” Pistons in the 1990’s, the NBA aimed to combat fighting by instituting various regulations throughout the early 2000’s. In 1999 the biggest rule aimed at creating a softer game was eliminating defensive contact with hands and forearms both in the back and front court, except with offensive players who got the ball below the free throw line. Similarly, defenders were prohibited from “re-routing” players off the ball, or impeding offensive players setting screens.\nThe NBA received plenty of criticism for allowing the game to become too “soft” by outlawing strong defense. The Association acknowledges the new rules were intended to liven up the slow, physical game by choosing “a special committee of basketball experts… in the early part of the decade to study the game and make recommendations as to how to make it more exciting to watch,” in attempt to encourage a more fluid, inclusive offense. By doing so, the court successfully opened up, causing a steady rise in average points scored, field goal percentage and three-point percentage.\nThe rise of “small ball”\nBy following the new rules implemented in the early 2000’s, basketball drastically changed to fit this new mold. One of the greatest changes seen over the last decade is the successful rise of “small ball,” and the deviation from big men consistently stationed under the post. Small ball is played by teams who sacrifice player size and low post emphasis to instead utilize smaller, agile outside scorers. Small ball teams build around a strong forward, such as LeBron James, Kevin Durant or Carmelo Anthony, who are then surrounded by players who can fluidly switch between positions.\n“Small ball is the way everyone’s going and it’s good for us, we’re good at it.” Steve Kerr\nThe 2014-2015 Golden State Warriors are an incredible example of the success of small ball. Without a massive player to physically dominate under the post, the Warriors won a Championship for the first time in forty years without starting a player over 6’8’’. Implementing offensive tactics that allow all five versatile players to execute quick, effective passes before shooting was essential to their success, and is certainly due in part to the athleticism and agile size of the players. Gone are the days of coaches preaching, “you can’t teach size,” and instead cue coaches like Steve Kerr, claiming, “Small ball is the way everyone’s going and it’s good for us; we’re good at it.” As the greatest basketball team in the world right now, ‘good’ is a crude understatement.\nWith a drastically more spread-out court and lack of big men posting up under the basket, players are also encouraged to increase outside shooting, once again leading to the mounting rise in three-point shots. League MVP Steph Curry, standing at just 6’3’’, is an embodiment of how greatly a team can benefit from having an excellent outside shooter, and is often regarded by many as possibly the greatest shooter of all time. Curry broke Reggie Miller’s record by hitting 59 three-pointers throughout thirteen games during postseason, while it took Miller 22 to complete 58 3’s. He also broke his own 2013 record by making 286 during regular season. Curry’s outside shooting is undeniably an essential factor to the Warrior’s postseason success.\nEuropean Contribution\nAnother factor contributing to the evolution of the NBA is the presence of international players in the league. International players are molded throughout their early careers with a greater emphasis on team fundamentals, rather than individual success. Because U.S. players grow up playing on numerous AAU basketball teams throughout their youth, they are taught more to focus on their individual development rather than that of the group. AAU can be damaging to young players who compete in upwards of 100 games throughout the year by participating in leagues during the offseason. Players are coached to be able to perform at their greatest caliber year-round.\nIn contrast, European players spend this time practicing the basics and essentials of basketball while working as a team during offseason. Upon recognizing the benefit of this style of play, international players have become increasingly present in recent years throughout the NBA – with nearly a quarter of players representing 37 nations and territories during the 2014-15 season.\nOne team that has adequately embraced the European-style of play is the San Antonio Spurs. When San Antonio’s coach, Greg Popovich was a young player, he had a shocking revelation after being badly beaten by a Lithuanian team. He remembers, “We didn’t get beat, we got shown up. We didn’t just lose the game, we got a reminder about passing, moving the ball, sharing responsibility and playing the right way. Personally, I had my eyes open to the fact that there were great basketball players all over the world, even if nobody back home knew it.”\n“He decided there wasn’t a place in the world, a street we wouldn’t walk down, a rock we wouldn’t turn to find a player.” R.C. Buford\nAfter acknowledging the massive talent that lay overseas, Popovich incorporated his beliefs into coaching and began building his rosters with international players – including nine in 2014 when they won a Championship. With this strategy Popovich became a three-time NBA Coach of the Year and earned five Championship rings. Spurs general manager R.C. Buford claims “This is all Pop’s vision. He decided there wasn’t a place in the world, a street we wouldn’t walk down, a rock we wouldn’t turn to find a player.”\nSpurs star Manu Ginobili from Argentina claims, “Of course, in general, we’re not gonna run as fast or jump as high. That’s the Americans doing what they have. So with the tools you’ve been given, you’ve got to find a way. Here, we just play the way Pop wants, the way we like, the way that gets to most out of us.” Popovich knows how to tailor his game to international players, and the effects of European-style play have been nothing short of successful.\nConclusion\nOverall, basketball has seen a drastic revolution since the ages of Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain and even Michael Jordan. With the addition of the three-point shot and the removal of hand and forearm checking, basketball as a whole has become a more spaced out game that emphasizes outside shooting, teamwork and speed. Coupled with the introduction of more international players than ever before, fans can expect an increasingly quick, smart game that develops in the NBA over the next several decades.", "The Best Basketball Books - A real list of the best basketball books\nYou are here: Home/Basketball IQ/ The Best Basketball Books\nThe Best Basketball Books\nTweet\nUpvote\nJanuary 19, 2018 by Joe Lucas\nBecoming a great basketball player (or great basketball coach or trainer) is about more than getting reps in the gym. You need to have a desire and a drive to learn more, to develop personally, to be a leader. One great way to do that is through reading. This is a list of books that I have found to be the best books out there. I divided the basketball books into four categories.\nBasketball IQ, Strategy, and Development – These books are mostly about basketball or training and how you can be better. Most of these books are written by trainers, players, or coaches that have earned the ability to teach this stuff. I wouldn’t add something to the list if I thought it wasn’t worthwhile. These are the books that will most directly impact your basketball training\nLeadership and Talent Development – These books are NOT specific to basketball but more specific to how you can become a better leader and how you can develop your talents (basketball or others). These books are critical to take you from good to great, from follower to leader, and also help you succeed outside of basketball.\nBasketball players, coaches, seasons, and basketball history – think about these books more as learning basketball history. These are biographies, stories, and history of basketball. Entertaining stories that will help deepen your knowledge of the game but also are just fun to read.\nClassic basketball knowledge & Coaching – I added a few books to the list that are tactical basketball coaching books. These are the nuts and bolts of coaching a team and running a defense or offense. As a coach these are amazing. As a player you can become much more savvy and deepen your basketball IQ which will help you on your team, future teams, and help you understand what your opponents are trying to do.\nI know some younger players are thinking… I don’t like to read … reading doesn’t have anything to do with basketball. The truth is, you are wrong… and if you have that narrow minded thinking you need to think about changing it if you want to be a truly elite player and the leader of a team. This is great stuff. You will learn and improve if you get into these books. Just don’t let reading these interfere with still getting your basketball training in!!!! Here is the list:\nBasketball IQ, Strategy, and Development\nToughness: Developing True Strength On and Off the Court – Jay Bilas\nIf you follow college basketball at all, you know Jay Bilas. A great basketball mind (even if he uses the phrase “wing-span” too much!), he is super sharp, has a good wit and is a big Young Jeezy fan. He played for Coach K in the early days of Coach K’s success. In this book, Bilas talks through some good stories and great advice on toughness from some of the biggest names in coaching and sports.\nThe Hoops Whisperer – Idan Ravin\nIn basketball over the last 15-20 years there is always a “hot” trainer. Someone that gets in close with a few NBA all-stars and other players follow suit. For a little while that guy was Idan Ravin. I found Idan to be a super interesting guy that went from a lawyer to an NBA basketball trainer. It was clear to me that Idan was in it for the love of the game and wasn’t trying to just get rich. I have respect for Idan and I think this book shows his thoughtful approach to training which aligns with a lot of what I teach through The World of Hoops.\nRelentless – From Good to Great to Unstoppable – Tim Grover\nTim Grover is the original basketball trainer in my eyes. It might be because his first mainstream client was Michael Jordan, but he has stayed relevant and adjusted with the times… and is one of the best in the business. This book gives you a glimpse of what it takes to be at the top and it gives you guidance on what you need to do to get there. If reading this gets you excited then your future is bright, if it seems ridiculous than you might not be cut out for it.\nMind Gym – Gary Mack\nGary Mack is a sports psychologist. His book gives you real advice that will let you practice some of the same mental techniques that professional athletes use to build your mental “muscles” so that you can achieve more as an athlete.\nThe Champion’s Mind – Jim Afremow\nMindset, mental strength, and the ability to stay mindful and focused are critical to being a great player. Dr. Jim Afremow’s book here has fantastic tips for conditioning yourself mentally and striving for greatness and improving day by day. A must read for anyone trying to take their game to the next level.\nBasketball on Paper – Dean Oliver\nI used to read Dean Oliver’s old school basketball website and was drawing up shot charts using his short hand for team’s I coached as well as just practicing doing it during NBA games. Dean was on the forefront of brining advanced stats into basketball. Dean clearly breaks down how to think about some advanced stats and he translates that into what is important on the basketball court.\nBasketball Analytics – Christopher Baker & Stephen Shea\nThis is a fantastic book (and a great compliment to “Basketball on Paper” by Dean Oliver) that dives into advanced statistics and analytics. He it helps you to understand what the most important indicators of success or winning are. This is an important book for understand the future of where the game is heading.\nStuff Good Players Know – Dick Devenzio\nEasy to read book for players. This covers excellent concepts and smaller things that aren’t found in many other books (but are found at The World of Hoops!!!). Dick Devenzio has other good books… this is one of his best though.\nThe Art of a Beautiful Game – Chris Ballard\nFor regular readers you will know I recommended this book for “road trip reading”. I love the way Chris goes beyond any basketball article you would read and truly digs into topics that we all like to talk about… is there such a thing as a pure shooter, what is killer instinct, and more!\nBasketball is Jazz – David Thorpe\nDavid Thorpe has trained and coached a number of very successful players and has a great ability to point out subtle points of the game. This book will help parents, coaches, and players gain a better understanding of the game and how to improve.\nLeadership & Talent Development… Basketball and General\nLeading with the Heart – Coach K\nThis was the first Coach K book I had ever read. This is part about his life, part about coaching, and part about basketball. There is a focus on building relationships and trust. The importance of communication and commitment.\nThe Mindful Athlete – George Mumford\nMost of you haven’t heard of George Mumford, but he has an amazing story. He played basketball with Dr. J in college, struggled with injury, then with drug addiction. Eventually he found meditation, got a master’s degree, and started helping inmates. His life came full circle with basketball when eventually he started teaching Phil Jackson and Michael Jordan about mindfulness and leadership.\nExtreme Ownership – Jocko Willink\nLeadership lessons from an inspiring man. I have listened to Jocko speak and met him personally for a ten minute one on one conversation. He stresses humility, discipline, and teamwork. There is much to be learned from this fantastic Navy SEAL leader.\nBeyond Basketball – Coach K\nObviously, we at The World of Hoops are fans of Coach K with this being his 2nd book on our list. While we don’t think Coach K is perfect, there is much to learn from him, and he has skill for breaking down leadership concepts so they are easy to understand. This book is really filled with guidance and advice on developing players. This is geared more for parents and coaches, but players should be able to get a lot of it as well.\nBand of Brothers – Stephen Ambrose\nA story of brotherhood and leadership centered around World War II. If you don’t learn from this book how to be a better teammate and how to lead better, then re-read it or check your pulse. This book puts a lot into perspective. Reading this and watching the HBO series “Band of Brothers” should be required reading for everyone.\nThe Lone Survivor – Marcus Luttrell\nSimilar to Band of Brothers, this is a book centered around the military, the importance of teamwork, and what true leadership looks like. A tremendous story that speaks to the resiliency and ability to overcome a tough situation.\nThe Talent Code – Daniel Coyle\nI’m a sucker for books like Talent is Overrated and this book “The Talent Code” by Daniel Coyle. One of the main principles of what we do at The World of Hoops is focused around deep or deliberate practice. This is one of the best books which discusses that deep practice. Daniel Coyle makes the case that with great coaching (like The World of Hoops!) and deep practice… the sky is the limit.\nTalent is Overrated – Geoff Colvin\nA great book on talent which tells the story of how talent itself might not be nearly as important as the right type of practice and development. Geoff Colvin cuts across athletes, CEOs, musicians and more to tell the story of how important talent is and gives some clues for what you can do to develop. This definitely can apply to basketball.\nEmotional Intelligence – Daniel Goleman\nThis might seem like a strange book to have on the list. But, being able to understand other people is super important for dealing with teammates and being the leader / captain of a team. This might not be as fun to read as some of the other books, but will truly help you development if you put it’s lessons into practice.\nBasketball players, coaches, seasons, and basketball history\nThe Jordan Rules – Sam Smith\nMichael Jordan is the greatest player of all time. However, no one will tell you he was a saint. He was overly competitive, struggled with gambling, punched teammates, and argued with management. This book gets into more detail than most of the Jordan books. It has great stories and commentary from former teammates.\nThe Book of Basketball – Bill Simmons\nAnother book that we have talked about on WOH before in our “road trip reading”. Bill Simmons has a different style than most of the authors on this list. He writes like someone talks, he uses a lot of footnotes, and he is a pretty funny guy. This book is a little dated for a few items now (like when he re-ranks the best players of all time… some adjustments are likely needed for Kobe, Lebron, etc..) Despite his more casual style there is a ton of fantastic basketball knowledge in this book along with some truly awesome stories. Bill re-ranks the great seasons of all time, re-examines the MVP award each year, re-designs the hall of fame, and more. One of my favorite parts is Bill’s write up on Allen Iverson. A must read for any basketball junkie or gym rat.\nThe Breaks of the Game – David Halberstam\nThis book focuses around the 1979-1980 Portland Trailblazers (Bill Walton was on that team). A very interesting story of basketball which extends beyond the game itself. This book captured enough attention to make the New York Times bestseller list.\nWhen the Game was Ours – Larry Bird & Magic Johnson\nAlmost everyone knows the story of Magic & Larry. They faced off in college and were life long rivals on the court. They are two of the top 10 greatest players of all time. This book does a great job telling their story and taking you through a great decade of basketball.\nThe Miracle of St. Anthony – Adrian Wojnarowski\nThe Hurley family is one of the most recognizable families within the basketball world. While his sons have had much success playing and coaching, the patriarch of the family, Bob Hurley, has been coaching St. Anthony high school for a long time. Coach Hurley takes kids off the rough streets of New Jersey and turns them into high achieving young men earning basketball scholarships. A great book by a talented Journalist and author.\nA Season on the Brink – John Feinstein\nThis is one of Feinstein’s on this list. This was a New York Times bestseller for 16 weeks. This book follows the Indiana Hoosiers and Bobby Knight through a full season. One of the best college basketball books of all time.\nPistol: The Life of Pete Maravich – Mark Kriegel\nOne of the most interesting players of all time. Many don’t realize that Pistol Pete averaged 44 points per game at LSU, without a 3-point line. This is the story of his life both basketball and beyond. He was an amazing young player that was pushed very hard by his father. He became a fantastic player whose game was closer to that of today’s players than it was to his own generation.\nHeaven is a Playground – Rick Telander\nI remember taking this book out from the Library when I was a kid. I grew up in a rural area and this book lit up my brain learning about street ball in New York city. This book is not just basketball focused, but also talks about the lives of the regulars that Rick Telander observed as he researched his book.\nLife is Not an Accident – Jay Williams\nI LOVED watching Jay Williams play at Duke in college. He was just so explosive. He could shoot it, he could guard when he wanted to, he could pass and handle it. The guy could take over a game. He also started out strong with the Bulls before getting in a bad motorcycle accident. This book talks about his journey, the difficulties he had after the accident, and ultimately his road to recovery and his current success. A great story of resiliency. But Jay also touches on some of the darker sides of basketball along the way.\nSum it Up – Pat Summitt\nShe has more wins than any other college coach, male or female. She started as head coach of Tennessee at just 21 YEARS OLD! A true legend. This is her story\n07 Seconds or Less – Jack McCallum\nThe Warriors have been the most recent change to the way the game of basketball is played. However, they owe a lot of what they do to Mike D’Antoni and Steve Nash who were the key players on the Suns revolutionary team that worked to get a shot off within 7 seconds of having the ball. I loved watching those suns teams play. If you want to understand the origins of the Warriors winningest team and the currently successful Houston Rockets, be sure to read this.\nSacred Hoops – Phil Jackson\nPhil Jackson won eleven rings as a coach… arguably the most successful coach of all time. He coached Jordan, Pippen, Shaq, and Kobe at their primes. In this book he talks through his spiritual approach to basketball and how he used some of these strategies with his players.\nBasketball and Philosophy – Gregory Bassham\nThis is more of an entertaining read that talks through what we can learn about life from basketball. Lessons from coaches, players, and insights about how to think about the game\nWooden: A Coach’s Life – Seth Davis\nJohn Wooden is a basketball legend. This a biography rather than a basketball strategy or basketball coaching book. Seth Davis does a good job of really telling the story of John Wooden. He is often praised as one of the greatest coaches but there were bumps along the way. There definitely is something to be learned here about what it takes to be successful.\nThe Legends Club – John Feinstein\nA fantastic story of a super competitive rivalry in North Carolina between Coach K, Dean Smith, and Jimmy V (Jim Valvano). This is a must read.\nLoose Balls: The Short, Wild Life of the ABA – Terry Pluto\nI almost didn’t add this book to the list but it is just such an entertaining piece of basketball history. The red, white, and blue ball… Dr. J… competing leagues. This is a fun book.\nClassic basketball knowledge & Coaching\nBasketball Methods – Pete Newell\nThis book is tough to get your hands on, but has a tremendous foundation of fundamentals that is useful for everyone to understand and learn. Some of it is a little dated, but Pete Newell is a founding father.\nBasketball According to Knight & Newell Volumes 1 & 2 – Knight & Newell\nThis is geared a little more toward coaccing, but it goes through the basketball philosophy of these two great basketball minds… it also delves into offensive and defensive strategies, practice planning and more\nCoaching Basketball Successfully – Morgan Wootten\nMorgan Wootten coached high school basketball through several decades and is one of the winningest coaches at any level. This book is Wooten’s attempt at summarizing all of that in a book. A must read for aspiring coaches or players looking to learn more about the game\nPractical Modern Basketball – John Wooden\nThis book is a little older, but don’t let that turn you away. There is a lot to learn here from one of the most iconic coaches of all time. We need to make sure we learn from other generations. The game changes over time, but many principles and philosophical items never change.\nThere are links on this site that can be defined as “affiliate links”. This means that I may receive a small commission (at no cost to you) if you purchase something through the links provided\nThe World of Hoops LLC. is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for website owners to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com, audible.com, and any other website that may be affiliated with Amazon Service LLC Associates Program.\nAbout Joe Lucas\nJoe Lucas is the founder of The World of Hoops. He has 25 years of experience playing basketball, training basketball players, and coaching basketball. The World of Hoops provides intelligent and intense basketball training to take basketball players to the next level.\n*Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. 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How has basketball evolved as a sport?

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What are the major rule changes and innovations that have shaped basketball over time?

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How has the style of play and strategy of basketball changed over time?

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How has basketball expanded and diversified as a global sport?

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How has basketball influenced and been influenced by culture and society?

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What are the factors that influence how we react to situations?

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What are the internal factors, such as personality, mood, emotions, values, beliefs, goals, etc.?

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