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Basketball History:     more books (100)

Illustrated history of basketball by Larry Fox, 1974 The History of Basketball (Helmer, Diana Star, Sports Throughout History.) by Diana Star Helmer, Tom Owens, 1999-01 A Biographical Directory of Professional Basketball Coaches (American Sports History Series) by Jeff Marcus, 2003-07 syracuse basketball a century of history by Bob Snyder, Editors of the Syracuse Newspapers, 2000-01-01 Vintage Nba Basketball: The Pioneer Era (1946-56) : A Mostly Oral History by Neil David Isaacs, 1996-04 Duke Basketball: A Pictorial History by Lewis Bowling, 2008-08-29 Olympic Basketball (Great Moments in Olympic History) by Adam B. Hofstetter, 2007-06-30 History of Professional Basketball by Glenn Dickey, 1982-07 The History of the Cleveland Cavaliers (Pro Basketball Today) by John Nichols, 2001-08 MEN'S BASKETBALL IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA The Formative Years (1946-1962) being the early history of the Western Australian Basketball Association later The Amateur Basketball Association of Western Australia by Fred Logue, 2001-01-01 Basketball: Webster's Timeline History, 1728 - 1998 by Icon Group International, 2009-06-06 The History of the Los Angeles Lakers (Pro Basketball Today) by John Nichols, 2001-11 Pro Basketball Its Superstars and History by Zander Hollander, 1974 The History of the Golden State Warriors (Pro Basketball Today) by Aaron Frisch, 2001-08

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41. AggieAthletics.com :: Men's Basketball History
    Facilities. History. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL. CROSS COUNTRY. NCAA Logo. Texas A M Men'sbasketball history 200102 Season Results, Boxscores, Statistics, Roster;  
    http://www.aggieathletics.com/index_full.php?pageID=161&SID=MBB

42. AggieAthletics.com :: Women's Basketball History
    Traditions. Visitor's Guide. Big 12 Conference Logo. NCAA Logo. Texas A M Women'sbasketball history 200102 Season Results, Boxscores, Statistics, Roster;  
    http://www.aggieathletics.com/index_full.php?pageID=167&SID=WBB

43. Pirate's Basketball History
    HISTORY of PJC SPORTS Pensacola Junior College held its first day of classes LouRoss, a social science instructor, introduced PJC's first basketball team in  
    http://www.pjc.cc.fl.us/Sports/bkhistory.htm

44. Women's Basketball History
    Home, Athletics, Women's Basketball, Women's basketball history, February6, 2003. Athletics Home. Women's basketball history Individual SingleGame Records.  
    http://www.westminster-mo.edu/Athletics/Basketball_Womens/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Individual Single-Game Records Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Individual Single-Game Leaders Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Individual Single-Season Records Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Individual Single-Season Leaders Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Individual Career Records Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Individual Career Leaders Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Individual Honors and Awards Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Year-By-Year Won-Loss Records Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. Team Records Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more.. All-Time Series Records/Results Since the beginning in 1992-93... Click for more..

45. Men's Basketball History
    Home, Athletics, Men's Basketball, Men's basketball history, February 6, 2003.Athletics Home. Search. Men's basketball history Individual SingleGame Records.  
    http://www.westminster-mo.edu/Athletics/Basketball_Mens/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Individual Single-Game Records Click for more.. Individual Single-Game Leaders Click for more.. ... Individual Honors and Awards All-Conferencee and more... Click for more.. All-Time Coaching Records Since the beginning in 1909-10... Click for more.. Post-Season History Championship seasons and more... Click for more.. All-Time Series Records Since the beginning in 1909-10... Click for more..

46. Basketball History
    You are here Basketball basketball history. Basketball Shoes best selectionand price. Basketball NBA tickets why stay home? The History of basketball  
    http://www.about-basketball.com/basketball-history.shtml
    
    Extractions: You are here: Basketball Basketball History Basketball Shoes best selection and price Basketball Gear it's all here Basketball Apparel look good Basketball Hats get the latest style Basketball NBA tickets why stay home? The History of basketball A game that started with 18 men in a YMCA gymnasium in Springfield, Mass., has grown into a game that more than 300 million people play worldwide. The man who created this instantly successful sport was Dr. James Naismith. Under orders from the head of Physical Education at the School for Christian Workers, Naismith had 14 days to create an indoor game that would provide an "athletic distraction" for a rowdy class through the brutal New England winter. Naismith's invention didn't come easily. His first intention was to bring outdoor games indoors such as soccer and lacrosse. These games proved too physical and cumbersome. After brainstorming some new ideas, Naismith developed basketball's original 13 rules and consequently, the game of basketball. The new game was played with a soccer ball, peach baskets and nine to a side. This first contest is believed to have been played Dec. 21, 1891.

47. Haverford College Women's Basketball: History
    History. Women's basketball was among the first three sports the collegeadopted when it went fullycoed in 1980-81. The founding  
    http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/basketballw/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Women's basketball was among the first three sports the college adopted when it went "fully-coed" in 1980-81. The founding coach was Julie Soreiro, who moved on to head coaching positions at Philadelphia U. and Penn before her current assignment at Colorado College. The program grew throughout the 1980's under such mentors as eventual U.S. Lacrosse coach Sue Stahl, and had many fine players, though lacking a consistent scorer. That description was finally appropriated by Amy Taylor '92, who became Haverford's first 1,000-point scorer. Taylor was a two-time all-Middle Atlantic Conference performer and Haverford captain, a three-time basketball MVP, and the 1992 winner of the Varsity Cup, Haverford's highest athletic award. In her junior season, the program reached .500 for the first time under new head coach Dick Wiseman. Besides Taylor '92, other Fords who found success in life after basketball include Beth Chittick '91, who battled back to play with torn ACLs in both knees to play and is now a veterinarian, and all-Centennial selections Koren Miller '95, Claudette Pirwitz '96, and Colleen Leonard '98. Only injuries kept Claudette and Colleen from reaching the 1,000-point mark, and very few teams could contain these talented and dedicated players.

48. Haverford College Men's Basketball: History
    History. Many historians believe that the first intercollegiate men's basketballgame in the East was Haverford's 64 defeat of Temple in 1895.  
    http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/basketballm/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Many historians believe that the first intercollegiate men's basketball game in the East was Haverford's 6-4 defeat of Temple in 1895. The college did not have a varsity, however, until 1918-19 when intramural player Ben Cooper '18 inspired the program after his graduation. The Fords' men's basketball MVP award is named for Cooper, who later served Haverford as alumni secretary. Playing home games in the friendly confines of the (now Ryan) Gymnasium, Haverford produced its first 1,000-point career scorer in slashing guard Phil D'Arrigo '56, who once scored 100 points (48 and 52) in successive games against excellent opponents. Alumni Field House opened in 1957 to chants of "Roll, Fords, Roll" as former Penn star Ernie Prudente built a fast-break offense around quality big men. Larry Forman '60, an acrobatic 1,000-point scorer, led HC to wins over Delaware and Navy. Haverford regularly qualified for the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs behind 6'8" Hunter Rawlings '66, who was MAC South MVP, an NCAA Postgraduate Scholar, and is now president of Cornell University. The program awakened after a sluggish decade in 1995-96 when senior 1,000-point scorers Jamal Elliott and Chris Guiton helped the Fords advance to the Centennial Conference semifinals. Guiton, a great long-range shooter who later played professionally in Europe, and Elliott, a magical playmaker, both earned first-team all-Centennial during their careers and were co-recipients of The Varsity Cup, Haverford's highest athletic honor.

49. Etown SportsNet: Men's Basketball/History & Archives
    Men's basketball history and Archives. From this page you can access notes aboutthe program, past results, statistics, rosters, and program records.  
    http://www.etown.edu/sports/mbasket/past.asp
    
    Extractions: Fast Facts ... Comments? Men's Basketball History and Archives From this page you can access notes about the program , past results, statistics, rosters, and program records Past season and game results are available online for the following seasons: Rosters from the following previous seasons are available here: Statistics are available for the following previous seasons here: Baseball Basketball, Men's Basketball, Women's Cross Country, Men's ... Visitors and Community

50. Etown SportsNet: Women's Basketball/History & Archives
    Women's basketball history and Archives. From this page you can access notesabout the program, past results, statistics, rosters, and program records.  
    http://www.etown.edu/sports/wbasket/past.asp
    
    Extractions: Fast Facts ... Comments? Women's Basketball History and Archives From this page you can access notes about the program , past results, statistics, rosters, and program records Past season and game results are available online for the following seasons: Rosters from the following previous seasons are available here: Statistics are available for the following previous seasons here: Baseball Basketball, Men's Basketball, Women's Cross Country, Men's ... Visitors and Community

51. WNBA.com: Connecticut's Fab Four Makes Pro Basketball History
    NEWS. Connecticut's Fab Four Makes Pro basketball history By Evan SilvermanWe witnessed history. No group of rookies from the same  
    http://www.wnba.com/features/Fab_Four-49794-244.html
    
    Extractions: var site = "WNBA"; var page = "news"; NBA NBDL WNBA Global Canada China Español Japan UK Teams Charlotte Cleveland Connecticut Detroit Houston Indiana Los Angeles Minnesota New York Phoenix Sacramento San Antonio Seattle Washington FANTASY GAMES STORE TICKETS HELP ... Home Teams Charlotte Cleveland Connecticut Detroit Houston Indiana Los Angeles Minnesota New York Phoenix Sacramento San Antonio Seattle Washington 2003 WNBA Draft Support Title IX Players News/Features ... Tickets ENTER TO WIN! Win autographed jerseys from Sue Bird and Swin Cash in the WNBA and CosmoGIRL Sweepstakes. Community NBA Hoop-It-Up Jr. WNBA and Jr. NBA Read To Achieve ... E-mail Us NEWS document.write("E-mail this story"); Connecticut's Fab Four Makes Pro Basketball History By Evan Silverman We witnessed history. No group of rookies from the same college impacted professional basketball, including the 55-year-old National Basketball Association, like the University of Connecticut’s Sue Bird (Seattle Storm), Swin Cash (Detroit Shock), Asjha Jones (Washington Mystics) and Tamika Williams (Minnesota Lynx) did during the 2002 WNBA season.

52. Women's Basketball History
    Women's Basketball Players. Women's Basketball News. Women's basketball history.Women's Basketball Directions. Women's Basketball Honors. Women's Basketball Alumni.  
    http://www.gpc.edu/~athletic/Women's Basketball/Women's Basketball History.html

53. Men's Basketball History At Kalamazoo Valley Community College
    Cougars 2 official web site.Category Sports Basketball College and University Junior KKVCC Men's basketball history.  
    http://puma.kvcc.edu/athletics/mbk/mbballh.htm
    
    Extractions: Under Coach Shilts' leadership, the KVCC men's basketball program has established one of the finest traditions in all of college basketball. In the thirteen years previous to his arrival at KVCC, the Cougars had enjoyed only one winning season, a 9-8 year in the school's first year of competition, 1968-69. The Cougars' overall record from 1968-69 until Shilts' arrival was 103-183. With Shilts at the helm, the Cougars have won 470 and lost only 225 in twenty-three seasons. But, perhaps even more impressive is the fact that over 50 of his former players, while pursuing their Bachelor's Degrees, have gone on to participate at four-year institutions at all levels. Many of these former players are currently coaching in middle schools, high schools, and colleges in Michigan and across the country. The 1991-92 season saw Coach Shilts' Cougars post another record setting 26-7 season. The Cougars were nationally ranked most of the season, averaged 99.0 points per game, set a new team field goal percentage mark of .516 AND a new defensive FG pct. mark of .420 along with a number of other impressive statistical marks. This Cougar team flirted with greatness as they lost in the regional tournament to eventual national champion Toledo Owens, 95-87. Toledo breezed through the remaining regional and national tournament games finishing 37-2. The Cougars also gave Coach Shilts his 300th career victory with a 101-96 league-opening win against Lake Michigan College.

54. Men's Basketball History
    Men's Basketball News. Men's Basketball Honors. Men's Basketball Alumni.Men's basketball history. Contact Coach Barney. Athletics Home. GPC Home.  
    http://www.gpc.peachnet.edu/~athletic/Men's Basketball/Men's Basketball History.

55. Official Web Site Of ColtSport, Incorporated
    basketball history. ColtSport Football WISL. basketball history League OperationsIndependent Basketball League (IBL) Begins play in the Spring of 2003.  
    http://www.coltsport.com/history-basket.html

56. S.E.C. BASKETBALL: History & Traditions Of The Game...
    The history traditions of the SEC, Click here to see an enlarged image,SEC basketball history Tradition ISBN 09703578-2-6. Inside  
    http://www.sectraditions.com/Basketball/
    
    Extractions: During its storied history on the hardwood, the Southeastern Conference has won eight NCAA Championships and three NIT Championships. Remarkably, three of those NCAA titles have come during the last eight years (1994, 1996, and 1998). In 1998-99, the league had its string of consecutive Final Four appearances end at six, however, it also marked the eighth year in a row that the conference placed a team in the Elite Eight. Furthermore, during the last nine NCAA Tournaments (1993-2001), the SEC's nine Final Four appearances is tied with the ACC for the most by any league during that span. Since 1990, the SEC has become the nation’s most successful basketball-playing conference. During that time, the league has seen two of its teams win three national championships (Arkansas in 1994, Kentucky in 1996 and 1998). On two separate occasions the SEC has had two teams in the Final Four during the same season (Arkansas and Florida in 1994 and Kentucky and Mississippi State in 1996). Additionally, every SEC team has made at least one NCAA Tournament appearance in the last seven seasons, demonstrating clearly the impressive parity and balanced strength of the league over the past few years. Through the years the SEC has produced some of college basketball's finest players and coaches. The SEC has produced two National Players of theYear in LSU's Pete Maravich and Shaquille O'Neal and three GTE Academic All-American of the Year honors, including Georgia's two-time winner Alec Kessler. The league has produced seven inductees into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, in addition to its many All-Americans. Furthermore, from Kentucky's Adolph Rupp, to LSU's Dale Brown, to Auburn's Joel Eaves and Mississippi State's Babe McCarthy, the SEC boasts a long list of legendary coaches, with an impressive group of newcomers like Arkansas' Nolan Richardson, Kentucky's Tubby Smith and Ole Miss' Rob Barnes' recently following in the heavy footsteps of their successful, leading predecessors.

57. Brainbench - The Measure Of Achievement
    Listed below are the top 10 individual scores for the basketball history assessmentmodule. Scores are updated automatically after every assessment.  
    http://www.brainbench.com/testcenter/brainbench/t1.jsp?core=/top/top.jsp&modulei

58. Www.naia.org:   Division II Women's Basketball History
    Division II Women's Basketball National Championship History CHAMPIONSHIPRESULTS YEAR. CHAMPION. SCORE. RUNNERUP. 1992. Northern State (SD). 73-56.  
    http://www.naia.org/basketball/wdii/championship/history/tournament.html
    
    Extractions: Division II Women's Basketball National Championship History CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS YEAR CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER-UP Northern State (S.D.) Tarleton State (Texas) Northern Montana Northern State (S.D.) Northern State (S.D.) Western Oregon Western Oregon Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) Western Oregon Huron (S.D.) Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) Black Hills State (S.D.) Walsh (Ohio) Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) Shawnee State (Ohio) St. Francis (Ind.) Mary (N.D.) Northwestern (Iowa) Northwestern (Iowa) Albertson (Idaho) Hastings (Neb.) Cornerstone (Mich.) Hastings (Neb.) Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 1992-95 tournaments held in Monmouth, Ore.; 1996-97 tournament held in Angola, Ind.; 1998-2003 tournaments held in Sioux City, Iowa. TOURNAMENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

59. Www.naia.org:   Division II Men's Basketball History
    Division II Men's Basketball National Championship History CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSYEAR. CHAMPION. SCORE. RUNNERUP. 1992. Grace (Ind.). 85-79 OT. Northwestern (Iowa).  
    http://www.naia.org/basketball/mdii/championship/history/tournament.html
    
    Extractions: Division II Men's Basketball National Championship History CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS YEAR CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER-UP Grace (Ind.) 85-79 OT Northwestern (Iowa) Williamette (Ore.) Northern State (S.D.) Eureka (Ill.) Northern State (S.D.) Bethel (Ind.) Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) Albertson (Idaho) 81-72 OT Whitworth (Wash.) Bethel (Ind.) Siena Heights (Mich.) Bethel (Ind.) Oregon Tech Cornerstone (Mich.) 113-109 OT Bethel (Ind.) Embry-Riddle (Fla.) Ozarks (Mo.) Northwestern (Iowa) MidAmerica Nazanene (Kan.) Evangel (Mo.) Robert Morris (Ill.) Northwestern (Iowa) Bethany (Kan.) NOTE: 1992 tournament held in Stephenville, Texas; 1993-99 tournaments held in Nampa, Idaho; 2000–03 tournaments held in Point Lookout, Mo.

60. Men's Basketball History ::
    Men's basketball history. Yearly Results; AllTime Coaching Records;Post-Season Play; All-America Selections; WCC Players of the  
    http://santaclarabroncos.fansonly.com/sports/m-baskbl/archive/040601aaa.html
    
    Extractions: Yearly Results All-Time Coaching Records Post-Season Play All-America Selections ... Broncos in the NBA Year-by-Year Results Year Overall WCC Finish Post-Season t-1st t-1st NCAA Tournament 2nd round NCAA Tournament 1st round t-5th NCAA Tournament 2nd round t-4th NIT 1st round t-2nd NIT 1st round t-4th NCAA Tournament 1st round NIT 1st round t-2nd NIT Quarterfinals t-4th t-4th t-3rd t-5th t-6th t-4th t-1st NCAA Tournament West Regional NCAA Tournament West Regional NCAA Tournament West Regional t-2nd t-6th t-2nd t-2nd t-1st NCAA Tournament West Regional t-2nd NCAA Tournament West Regional t-1st NCAA Tournament West Regional NCAA Tournament Final Four No games, World War II return to top Coach Years W L Pct. Dick Davey 1992-93 to present (9 years) Carroll Williams 1970-71 to 1991-92 (22 years) Dick Garibaldi 1962-63 to 1969-70 (8 years) Bob Feerick 1950-51 to 1961-62 (12 years) Ray Pesco 1945-46 to 1949-50 (5 years) George Barsi 1935-36 to 1942-43 (8 years) Harlan Dykes 1926-27 to 1934-35 (9 years) Russell Wilson 1925-26 (1 year) Eddie Keinholz 1923-24 to 1924-25 (2 years) Joe Aurreocoechea 1921-22 to 1922-23 (2 years) Robert Harmon 1919-20 to 1920-21 (2 years) Norbert Korte 1918-19 (1 year) Jerry Desmond 1917-18 (1 year) return to top Year Tournament, Round

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