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How to shoot a basketball.
Grab ball.
hold at waste with feet should with apart.
Bend your knees, raise the ball up  in front of face and aim for hoop
spring of your knees and at the same time catapult the ball with your albows
all in one motion together shoot the ball.

I like this quote because it shows MJs true perseverance to do hard work. It shows that he will over come anything if he just puts his mind to it. I believe this quote is very true cause with hard work you can see a difference but you wont be different unwell you put your will into in it. I also like this cause its a good mind set to keep, don't show any weakness its just an illusion and you can push threw it.

1. Jordan 3 Black Cement
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These are it, the Air Jordan IIIs in black cement, undoubtedly and without question the nicest Air Jordans of All Time! At least at the time of writing they are. This was the first year, 1988, where the Jumpman logo was used in lieu of the wings as well as a basketball shoe that wasn’t the traditional high cut. The faux elephant print would also become a fixture with the Air Jordan design along with high quality leather. Nike also advertised heavily with these shoes, using Spike Lee and Michael Jordan; remember Mars Blackman standing on MJ’s shoulders saying, “Do you know, do you know, do you know?” Jordan averaged 35 points per game in these kicks and they continue to be the most popular Jordans of all time.

1. Jordan One Bred
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   With a 1985 retail price of $65, the first installment of the Air Jordan shoe was the most expensive basketball shoe on the market. One of the more famous Jordan photos of all time has him way up high, close to the rim, wearing gold chains and wearing these Air Jordans in black and red. That year, his rookie year in 1986, MJ also had his 63 point playoff performance against the Boston Celtics and, although the Bulls couldn’t get past Larry Bird that year, Jordan gave the world a glimpse of things to come.
    
2. Jordan 4 White Cement
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   Any of the top three Air Jordans could almost be interchanged, however, despite the Air Jordan IV being one of the most popular in the entire series, it didn’t have a lot of innovative firsts, but rather went with what worked and there’s nothing wrong with that. Spike Lee teamed up with MJ for a second time to rekindle a great marketing campaign from the year before, the Jumpman logo worked on the IIIs and it was here to stay. The cut of the shoe is actually very similar to the Air Jordan III, save the breathable mesh and the plastic heel tab. This shoe could easily be #1 on any given day
    
3. Jordan 11 Bred
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   From a performance standard alone, the Air Jordan XI is one of the most popular basketball sneakers. The Air Jordan XI was voted “the top shoe of all time.” Also of trivial note is that MJ was wearing these shoes in the film Space Jam and because of the shoe’s style, patent leather and all, Jordan was quoted as saying that you could wear the Air Jordan XIs with a tuxedo. While wearing these shoes on the court, Jordan returned to his old ways in his first full season after his retirement: All-Star selection and All-Star game MVP, NBA scoring champ and league MVP, and NBA Finals MVP and NBA title winner – for the fourth time.
    

 

 

 

 

5.      Air Jordan 6 Champagne Metallic Green

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What do you do after you win your first NBA title? You drink champagne and smoke cigars, two things Michael Jordan would do frequently. The shoe itself is a high shine green and the tongue an equally shimmering gold to resemble a champagne bottle. And even more awesome is the would-be foil that would cover the bottle’s cork – on these shoes it’s a gold ring with the Jumpman logo on the face.

6.      Air Jordan I “UNC”

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In 1985, Nike signed Michael Jordan to a 5 year contract for around $2.5 million, which was an absolute steal for Nike. Today, however, Jordan makes about $100 million a year in Jordan Brand royalties alone. When he did originally sign with Nike, he was coming off an NCAA title and Olympic Gold Medal and, like other NBAers who are proud alumniis, Jordan is a Tar Heel. These Jordans certainly capture that connection with their simple, yet classic Chapel Hill colours.

 

7.      Air Jordan 13 “He Got Game”

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Shame on you if you don’t remember the film, He Got Game, where Ray Allen played a young basketball player named Jesus Shuttlesworth, whose father Jake in the film, played by Denzel Washington, purchases a pair of Air Jordans. The film is a culmination of some of Spike Lee’s best social commentary work, along with perhaps the best collaborative, cross genre, musical ensemble of all time – Public Enemy and Buffalo Springfield, who used the hook from “For What It’s Worth” for their song “He Got Game.” Great film, great shoes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Jordan 11 Concord (1945)
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   The Air Jordan XI is an excellent basketball shoe for a variety of reasons which are forthcoming, so this entry will focus on its cultural significance and where Michael Jordan was in his career at the time. In short, Michael Jordan wore two other numbers while playing in the NBA. One was the #12, which he wore on Valentine’s Day in 1990, after his #23 was stolen from the Bulls’ locker room. The other was when he came out of retirement wearing the #45, the number that he wore while playing baseball for the Birmingham Barons. Additionally, Jordan’s #23 was actually retired by the Bulls on November 1^st 1994. In sum, Jordan came back to the NBA in 1995 wearing #45 and the Air Jordan XI with the #45 on the heel serves as a reminder of that time in his career
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

 

1. Jordan 10 Bulls over broad way
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   There are a couple of things that make these particular shoes special, aside from how awe-inspiring they look. Firstly, Jordan was fresh out of retirement and was looking for a stage to reclaim his status as the best baller on the planet; he chose Manhattan and the New York Knicks as the backdrop for his 55 point performance. Secondly, MJ was wearing the number 45 at the time, which he did wear for a handful of games before going back to the number 23. The “Bulls Over Broadway” Xs have a great narrative behind them, high quality red leather contrasted with black in all the right places and these Jordans unquestionably belong on Broadway.
    
2. 10.Jordan 8 Aqua http://sneakerbardetroit.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/aqua-air-jordan-8-black-friday-11.jpg

Tinker Hatfield wanted the Air Jordan 8 to not feature a Nike sign. He thought the Jordan Brand was strong enough at this point to hold its own. Tinker brought up to Nike that the Jordan line was strong enough to start eliminating the Nike sign at the AJ VI. After Tinker was done telling his story, Nike pretty much laughed in his face. It took a lot of time, and a lot of convincing to make this happen, but it finally went through. If you look at the Original Air Jordan VIII model +

  Hello my name is Masud Hassan from Masud's blog. I blog about soccer. I try to teach my viewers what is soccer and how you play it. I am writing about this subject because it is something that I have always loved and enjoyed doing. Soccer and basketball are one of the main sports and I have had some experience in both sports. I play basketball sometimes but I stopped playing because I rolled my ankle. I try my best to sometimes play this sport, I enjoy playing it just as much as soccer. In my blog I talk about soccer, I try to help people that are trying to get better at playing soccer. America is the only big country that soccer is not that famous so I'm trying to pull more people into the sport.

Is LeBron  Really GOAT?

Hey Ballers today were gonna discuss, is LeBron Really GOAT? It is crazy to think that because he is just 31 years old with plenty of basketball left. A few weeks ago, calling LeBron James the GOAT would have been considered blasphemy to Michael Jordan (the man most consider to be the GOAT) and a few other former players who are worthy to be in that discussion, as well. But anyways no other player in NBA history has ever even gone to 5 straight NBA finals, let alone Not only has he been a part of 6 straight finals, but he has been the number one option on all six of those teams, and has dominated most of the competition. Even on his worst postseason in 2011 he still averaged 23.7 PTS, 8.4 REBS, and 5.9 ASTS along with 1.2 BLKS AND 1.9 STLS. Also at 31 years of age, LeBron James has already played in more Game 7s than Michael Jordan did in his entire career. LeBron posting a triple double in Game 7 against the Warriors was sick, but Michael Jordan never even needed a Game 7 in any of his 6 NBA Finals to take home the Larry O’Brien Trophy. Michaela had it easy, and dominated. LeBron Plays the best competition ever, still dominates. Now I wish I had more time cause I could go on this for days, proving LeBron is goat.

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Mrs. C Hr. 3

Basketball Survey

 KEY: P=Parker M= Masud C= Corbin

1. Favorite Player?  C&P-KAT M-Russel Westbrook
2. Favorite Shoe?  C- Kyrie’s P-New Balance M-Jordan 11
3. Favorite Coach?  M- Dwayne Casey C&P- None
4. Favorite NBA Team?  C&P- Wolves M- OKC
5. Favorite NCAA Team?  C&P- Duke M- Oregon
6. Favorite WNBA Team?  C&P- Lynx M- none
7. Best Player of all time?  ALL- MJ
8. Would you join basketball?  P&M- Yes C- No
9. Have you been to a basketball game?  ALL- Yes
10. Are you in basketball?  ALL- No