The phrase "accommodate basketball" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the need to make adjustments or provisions for basketball, such as in a facility or event planning.
Example: "We need to accommodate basketball by ensuring there is enough space and proper equipment available for the players."
Alternatives: "make room for basketball" or "provide for basketball".
The Student Recreation Center is a facility that includes two swimming pools, four weight rooms, a cardio room, an elevated running track, an Activity Center for aerobics and a large sports center which accommodates basketball, tennis, volleyball, and badminton and other sports.
The shower was big enough to accommodate a basketball team.
Other signature touches include high ceilings -- to accommodate the basketball giant's 7-foot-1-inch frame -- and use of the Superman logo on the floor of O'Neal's sports court, in the glass of his front door and in the flowerbeds near his front lawn.
An associate professor, Sharon Holmes, also accommodated three basketball players in a summer 2009 course whose remaining spots were supposed to be reserved for graduate students.
If these students don't have an academic record, how can they even do independent studies?" Leo Wilton, the chairman of the human development department, was particularly accommodating to basketball players, according to the report.
But this is the N.C.A.A. we're talking about, an organization that bends over backward to accommodate big-time basketball schools like Connecticut that drive TV ratings, and marquee coaches like Calhoun, who, with his $2.3 million salary, is the highest-paid state employee in Connecticut.
If the idea that a house sprawling enough to accommodate an indoor basketball court, an eight-seat home theater, a sound studio, a recording booth, a spa-like "tranquillity room," a cabana with fireplace and a koi pond could feel confining to a family seems slightly obscene, it shouldn't necessarily, Mr. Checkley said.
The tech giant has made adjustments to make way for the students — like building a separate entrance and bathroom at Club Oracle, its employee fitness center, to accommodate the school's basketball team.
The field house is to be giant — 115,000 square feet near Pier 5, with a 200-meter inclined cycling track with up to 2,500 seats and a 22,000-square-foot infield that can accommodate other sports, including basketball, tennis, volleyball and gymnastics.
Put your hands on a ball that is large enough to accommodate both your hands (basketball, bowling ball, soccer ball).
