Sentence examples for basketball rules from inspiring English sources

Wheelchair basketball rules are similar to international basketball rules.

(Ages 14 and up) Basketball rules Jay McLeod's life.

Perhaps that resulted from a deep, philosophical discussion of international basketball rules.

Perhaps to ensure that people in the future would know the source of the rules, he also wrote in ink in the open space below Rule 13: "First draft of Basketball rules hung in the gym that the boys might learn the rules — Dec. 1891".

His offensive skill was so developed coming out of high school that the collegiate basketball rules committee, fearing he would be able to score at will, made dunking illegal prior to his enrollment at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1965.

THERE wasn't a whole lot of sympathy in Jane Silverstein's third-floor office at Kennedy High School the other day for Erick Barkley of St. John's and other celebrated student-athletes who have recently run afoul of those confounding college basketball rules.

College basketball ruled New York, and the Knicks played some of their games at the 69th Regiment Armory court, at Lexington Avenue and 25th Street, because they were hardly likely to fill the seats at the Garden.

Now 72, Schayes, who was an all-American at New York University when college basketball ruled the Garden half a century ago, should have been a Knick instead of the Syracuse Nationals' six-time first-team All-Star forward.

In government, movie stars, newscasters and basketball players ruled.

Soon after that shot, France needed an international basketball mercy rule.

As Mr. Mandelbaum reminds us, football and basketball are ruled by the clock, as were the fans who worked in those factories and mills of the early 20th century.