As a sophomore, he got cut form his high schools varsity basketball team. ... He led his team that year as a junior averaging over 25 points a game. ... He got a scholarship to North Carolina to play basketball under Dean Smith, now known as one of the greatest college basketball coaches ever. ... Jordan had a shaky start averaging 26.6 points per game. ... After a while, he began to miss the game again. ...
Michael played both baseball and basketball during his youth, but the surprising thing is that he was better at baseball than he was at basketball. ... Jordan tried out for the Varsity Basketball team as a freshman. ... Jordan averaged 30.1 points points a game, 5.3 assists per game, 6.2 rebounds a game, about a block a game 2.35 steals a game, and shot 50 percent from the floor for his career. ... Some of his individual season career highs are 69 points in a game, 18 rebounds in a game, 17 assists a game, 10 steals in a game, and 6 blocks in a game. ... Some of Jordan's career Playof...
The domination of the National Basketball Association took place when the Los Angeles Lakers won its third consecutive championship title in the year 2002 (NBA.com). ... In the Finals, Kobe supported the scoreboard with 25 points and averaged 26.6 points per game and 5.8 assists per game (Sportsline.com). ... Of course, Michael Jordan was the half part of the team since he was most ingenious basketball player anybody has ever seen. ... O'Neal has underplayed his ability and Bryant is still uneducated in basketball and life." ... To see the team excel its ability of playing basketball t...
"Not only is there more to life than basketball, there's a lot more to basketball than basketball." - (Phil Jackson) This quote came from one of the all time greatest coaches in all sports and possibly the best coach ever in the NBA. ... After basketball Phil joined the Nets and did some commentary work on television. ... Jackson designed complex offensive and defensive game plan that actually enhanced Jordan's greatness by making his teammates better players. ... -(Lazanby) Jackson's unique style of hanging Lakota Warrior items all over the locker room and splicing bits a pie...
The bulls hold out and win the game. ... He played basketball, baseball, and football. ... He became dedicated to improving his game and worked hard for the two years he sat the bench. ... He sprouted to 6"5" and was offered a basketball scholarship to play at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.3 Michael shined at UNC and amassed a following of dedicated fans and sports enthusiasts after hitting a game-winning shot to give UNC the NCAA championship. ... While in the NBA he accumulated a list of accolades and record statistics and eventually became the best to ever play the game ...
