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The First Televised Game with 11-Foot Hoops!
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Thank You for Being Part of History! Please join us in thanking the players and coaches who volunteered to be part of our experiment with hoops at 11-feet.
Players and coaches were not paid for their appearances today and are willing to play today and
put themselves on public display to examine the challenges of playing with an elevated basket.
They played to be a part of history, to test their athletic abilities, and For the Love of the Game...
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Our weekly internet radio show--listen on your computer or download to your iPod
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Patrick Leonard from Qwizdom joins us to explain their technology for classrooms and events. The "For the Love of the Game" exhibition on June 16th will use Qwizdom interactive remotes to get feedback from the audience....
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Saturday, June 16th
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Sports Illustrated's Chris Ballard reports on the dunk in the NBA, asking the question is it just two points, or an important part of the game? Included is discussion of our " For the Love of the Game " exhibition, which raised the hoops to 11 feet. Some...
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From the June 25th Issue: The ratings for the Spurs' NBA Finals sweep suggest otherwise, but former NBA assistant coach Tom Newell beleives there are people who want to watch fundamentally sound, team-based basketball. That's why last Saturday in Seattle,...
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Seattle Times sports columnist Jerry Brewer analyzes the "For the Love of the Game" exposition... To be a purist now, you have to be a futurist. To show people the right way, you have to accept they'll first consider it wrong. Newell scared the dunks...
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Team Rosters
Players and coaches were not paid for their appearances today and are willing to play today and put themselves on public display to examine the challenges of playing with an elevated basket. They played to be a part of history, to test their athletic abilities, and for the Love of the Game...
| Gold Team | Black Team |
Coach Jim Harrick
Coach J. Jay Davis
Coach Andy Nelson |
Coach Paul Woolpert
Coach James Edwards
Coach David Stone |
| 1 | Tony Binetti: Italian League Pro
Seattle Pacific University
Hometown: Enumclaw, WA | 6’ 1” |
1 | Ryan Webb
Seattle University
Hometown: Mountlake Terrace, WA | 6’ 1” |
| 2 | Tygann Billow
Evergreen State College
Hometown: Bellevue | 6’ 2” |
2 | Alex Hartman: IBL Vancouver
Concordia University | 6’ 8” |
| 3 | Sterling Brown
University of Washington
Hometown: Woodinville | 6’ 4” |
3 | Tyler Besecker
Stanford University | 6’ 7” |
| 4 | Ryan Coldren
Hometown: Fall Creek, Oregon | 6’ 8” |
4 | David Rengo
Northwest University
Seattle Community College | 6’ 4” |
| 5 | Kendrick Holley
Northwest University, Kirkland
Hometown: Tacoma | 6’ 6” |
5 | Rob Diedrichs
Seattle Pacific University
Hometown: Seattle | 6’ 9” |
| 6 | Ryan Rourke: European Pro
Cornell University
Hometown: Bothell, WA | 6’ 8” |
6 | David White
Seattle University,
Bellevue Community College | 6’ 10” |
| 7 | Brayden Billbe
American University
Hometown: Mercer Island, WA | 6’ 11” |
7 | Brandon Burmeister
University of Washington
Hometown: Mercer Island, WA | 6’ 11” |
| 8 | Dontay Harris: IBL Tacoma
Drake University
Hometown: Tacoma, WA | 6’ 8” |
8 | Eric Sandarin: European Pro
Seattle Pacific University | 6’ 8” |
| 9 | Ryan McDade: European Pro
University of Northern Arizona
Hometown: Tacoma, WA | 6’ 8” |
9 | Andrew Zahn: Japan Pro
University of San Diego
Hometown: Redondo Beach | 6’ 8” |
| 10 | Jay Anderson: IBL / European Pro
University of Oregon | 6’ 8” |
10 | Adam Zahn
University of Oregon
Hometown: Redondo Beach | 6’ 8” |
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