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Mindgames: Phil Jackson's Long Strange Journey By Roland Lazenby Complex as he is colorful, Phil Jackson has led an improbable basketball life, marching to the tune of his own iconoclastic drummer and managing to win at every level along the way. He doesn't think like an average jock, nor does he approach his game like one: just ask Michael Jordan or Shaquille O’Neal, who've played better for him than for anyone else.

Roland Lazenby couldn't have come up with a better title for his compelling exploration of what makes Jackson tick and how he evolved into one of the most successful and driven coaches in NBA history; for Jackson, the joy of his game is every bit as cerebral and psychological as it is physical.

His aim, he says, is to help his players "strengthen the muscle of their minds."

Of course, Jackson--part shaman, part shrink, part mentor, part guide--has found some fascinating ways to strengthen his own, including LSD, meditation, Zen, Native American culture, William James's Varieties of Religious Experience, and the Grateful Dead.

They are as much a part of Jackson's evolving core as pounding the offensive boards with the Knicks and warring with Bulls' management. If some of it seems contradictory, it is those very contradictions--more than the seven championship rings as a coach and two as a player--that make Jackson so interesting; they have helped him reshape and redefine the job.

"Somehow," writes Lazenby, "Jackson has managed the very difficult feat of blending fun and discipline and spiritual exploration for his teams, sort of like combining a trip to the dentist with a carnival ride."

No other coach has learned to walk that delicate balance so gracefully. But then, balance is Jackson's operating metaphor: keeping himself--and his teams--in balance while keeping opponents off theirs.

In Mindgames, Lazenby puts together a smart, solidly reported, and balanced portrait of a Zen master with a dark, driven side. He respects Jackson enough to not whitewash him.

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 • Author: Roland Lazenby
 • Paperback: 450 pages
 • Publisher: Bison Books
 • Publishing Date: April 1, 2007
 • Language: English

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Basketball Players: Happy Birthday Joe Johnson !

Joe Marcus Johnson (born June 29, 1981) is an American professional basketball player, currently a member of the Atlanta Hawks of the NBA and a former member of the U.S. national team. He was born in Little Rock, Arkansas.

"... Johnson was offered scholarships from Duke, Connecticut, and other schools with excellent basketball reputations, but chose the Arkansas Razorbacks because it was his dream to play for them. ..."

"... After playing two seasons at the University of Arkansas, Johnson was selected 10th overall by the Boston Celtics in the 2001 NBA Draft. ..."

"... In the 2005 NBA Playoffs, Joe Johnson required surgery due to a left orbital bone fracture after dunking a basketball. Because of the injury, Johnson wore a face mask for the rest of the playoffs. The Suns lost to the eventual champion San Antonio Spurs, 4 games to 1. ..."

Photograph: Old School Nasty

"... In the summer of 2005, Johnson became a highly touted restricted free agent and expressed a desire to leave the Suns to assume a larger role on the Atlanta Hawks. On August 19, 2005, a deal was finalized and Johnson was involved in a sign-and-trade deal with the Hawks for Boris Diaw and two future first-round draft picks ..."

"... In 2008, Johnson made the 2008 All-Star Game as a reserve. He also was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month twice during the season.

Johnson averaged 21.7 points per game on the season, leading the Hawks to their first playoff appearance in 9 years. In Game 4 of the Hawks' first-round matchup against the Boston Celtics, Johnson scored 35 points, including 20 in the 4th quarter, leading the Hawks to a 97-92 victory. The Hawks went on to lose the series four games
to three. ..."

"... He eclipsed the 10,000-point plateau for his career with his first basket during a 110-107 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on January 31, 2009, a bank shot assisted by Marvin Williams. ..."

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Some Reflections about the Assists Statistical Registration

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Some Reflections about the Assists Statistical Registration

...player provides an assist in a Photograph from Day Life.com

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' Coke Vs. Pepsi Basketball '

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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
The Overtime Spike in NBA Basketball

From Cheep Talk By Jeff Ely
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"... There have been quite a few overtime games in the NBA playoffs this year. We have had one in the finals already and in an earlier series between the Bulls and Celtics, 4 out of 7 games went into overtime, with one game in double overtime and one game in triple overtime! ..."

"... But the scoring is not independent of course. Similar to a marathon, the amount of effort expended is different for the team currently in front versus the team trailing and this amount of effort also depends on the current point differential. But such strategy should have only a small effect on the probability of ties. ..."

"... Here is a frequency histogram of the difference in points between the home team and visiting team at the end of regulation play. These are data from all NBA games 1997-2009. A positive number means that the home team won, a zero means that the game was tied and therefore went into overtime. Notice the massive spike at zero. ..."

"... It shows the evolution of the point differential in the last 40 seconds of the fourth quarter. At the beginning, the distribution looks close to normal. This is what the crude hypothesis above would predict. Watch how the spike emerges in such a short period of time. ..."

"... By contrast, here is the same animation at the end of halftime. Nothing unusual ..."

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Commentaries and Outcomes of our Research about the Rebounding Rating

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Commentaries and Outcomes of our Research about the Rebounding Rating

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All-time Basketball Legends: Recap

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Foul Committed on Missed / Made Shot

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Foul Committed on Missed / Made Shot

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Scramble Defensive System
By Roy Williams

With Roy Williams, University of North Carolina Head Coach; 2005 National Champions, 4X Time National "Coach of the Year," Winningest Active Coach in College Basketball.

In the rich Tar Heel basketball tradition, defense has always been a foundation. In this DVD, Coach Williams unpacks the entire system.

The numbering system is important and is broken down: 20 = man-to-man, 30 = double team the dribble and 40 = double team the pass.

The 20 series is broken into 22, 23 and 24, depending on the point of pick up. Half court coverage is 32 and 33 = three-quarter court pick up with the double team on the dribble.
Roy Williams aims for a 3-1-1 balance between man-to-man, scramble and zone defense, which is perfect for the coach who wants to disrupt and change the opponent's offense.

On the projection screen, Williams diagrams the coverages in the 32 defense.

At the same time, he instructs players to assume the same position as the diagram. Two variations of 32 are presented based on the trap coming from in front or behind. In this live half court session, the defense demonstrates the 32 and 42.

The trap is an effective weapon on sideline out of bounds situations. his is a denial defense that attempts to keep the ball from coming inside.

Taking questions from the crowd, Williams runs the scramble against a number of different offensive alignments. The versatility of the scramble defense is obvious as Williams demonstrates its consistent flexibility.

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Basketball Statistician Sunday's Digest:
NCAA approves 3 rules changes for men’s basketball

An NCAA committee has approved three rules changes intended to clarify block-charge calls, who can shoot free throws after an injury and the expanded use of replay.

The announcement means secondary defenders must establish position outside the area between the backboard and the front of the rim to draw a charge call. The playing rules oversight panel said in a release that the change was based on surveys, rules forums and the coaches’ desire to reduce the amount of contact occurring underneath the basket.

...player draws charge in a Photograph from UK Athletics.com

The panel also addressed the perceived advantage teams can get when a fouled player is injured. Previously, the shooting team’s coach could select any player on his roster to take free throws. Now, the opposing coach must select from the four players remaining on the court.

And the committee approved expanding replay to determine flagrant fouls, which would result in ejection. If the foul is not considered flagrant, officials could still call an intentional foul or a technical foul for contact. It is the only rules change that will apply to men’s and women’s basketball from next season.

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Pau Gasol becomes the first Spaniard to win an NBA title

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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
Quantifying Basketball’s Intangibles, With Some Help From Computers

From The New York Time ~ Pro Basketball By Jonathan Abrams
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"... Perched high above and adjacent to the court, six high-definition cameras in a semi-circle have captured and traced the movements of each player, the referees and the basketball in Games 3 and 4 of the N.B.A. finals at Amway Arena. The cameras streamlined information into two data processing computers tucked behind the rafters that are aimed at rapidly defining an N.B.A. game in a way that has not been seen before. ..."

"... Hard is perhaps an understatement. In the N.B.A.’s play-by-play description, a typical offensive possession often consists of a rebound, a shot and an assist, if that much. In that time span, there are dozens of other factors that affect a play, including the movement of players away from the ball, matchups and the velocity of passes, that have never been officially recorded. ..."

"... “You always hear a player telling a coach that, I played the best defense I could,” Hellmuth said. “Now, the coach is going to be able to respond that, ‘You didn’t play the same defense last time here,’ because they are going to have the metrics to prove it as far as what type of proximity he was in, whether he had a hand in the face and whether he was there or not.” ..."

"... The input is received and then deciphered in real time. The cameras track virtual dots on each player’s head, as well as on the basketball and the referees. ..."

"... The referees are tracked to see where they make their calls and how fast they are covering the court’s length. ..."

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About the Statistician and the Head Coach

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NBA 2009 Basketball Highlights ~ 2009 NBA Post-Season Recap

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2 Seconds To Go, 2 Points Ahead and Last Free Throw

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2 Seconds To Go, 2 Points Ahead and Last Free Throw

Photograph: from Ed Reinke in ESPN

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BILL SELF ~ At Home in the Phog ~ eBA Basketball eBooks Reviews

BILL SELF: At Home in the Phog
By: Bill Self with John Rohde

The 2007-2008 Kansas Jayhawks capped off one of the program's most storied seasons by winning its fifth national championship, and first in 20 years. The Jayhawks success in 2007-2008 has been credited to total team effort and the inspiring leadership of head coach Bill Self.

During his relatively short head coaching career, Self has established himself as one of college basketball's best by leading Oral Roberts to new frontiers, guiding Tulsa to its best season in school history, turning Illinois into a Big Ten powerhouse and now taking Kansas from a perennially great program to the best in the nation.

In Bill Self's first authorized book: BILL SELF: At Home in the Phog, Self and those who know him best offer an inside look at his journey into becoming one of the game's most respected and most sought-after coaches. Self explains how he is living a dream - not only is he a head coach, but he was selected to be the steward of what James Naismith and Phog Allen created. He describes the excitement of reaching the pinnacle - leading the Jayhawks to a national title.

He gives minute-by-minute details of the contest that sent KU to the national title game. Self has achieved his dream of becoming a head coach. That much is evident. Even though he never dreamed of being the head coach at the University of Kansas, he did aspire to lead a college basketball team to greatness, which is exactly what he is doing. Self's journey proves that even though dreams may change, they can come true.

About the Author
In the storied history of Kansas basketball, no coach has a higher career winning percentage at the school than Bill Self. In 2008, in his first trip to the Final Four, Self claimed the national title. He now boasts a 142-32 (.816) record in five years at Kansas and
a 349-137 (.718) mark in 15 seasons as a Division I coach.

Self has been to 10 straight NCAA tournaments and advanced to the Elite Eight five times in that span, while directing three different programs. His Kansas teams have won four straight Big 12 regular-season titles and three straight Big 12 Tournament crowns.

In the decade leading up to the national championship, Self has finished first eight times in three different leagues.

The other two seasons, his teams finished as conference runner-up. A former player (1981-1985) and assistant coach (1986-1993) at Oklahoma State, Self was head coach at Oral Roberts (1993-1997), Tulsa (1997-2000) and Illinois (2000-2003) before arriving at Kansas in April 2003. Self and wife Cindy have a daughter, Lauren, and son, Tyler.

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 • Publisher: Ascend Media; 1 edition (October 10, 2008)
 • Language: English

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Offensive Efficiency without Time Played & the eBA Sys

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2009 eBA Best Basketball Clip Candidate

' A Day in Hoopcity ' Directed by Andre Gorgievsky

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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
Researchers' NBA officiating study detects biases,
but not necessarily the ones fans suspect

From Oregon Live By Rachel Bachman, The Oregonian
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"... An academic study of NBA officiating found little to no evidence that referees favor teams from large media markets in the playoffs, a favorite conspiracy theory of skeptical fans. ..."

"... The researchers looked at six seasons of turnover statistics. They used ones where referees wield relatively little influence, such as a bad pass or steal, as a "control" group, and compared them with ones where referees wield greater influence, such as traveling and offensive fouls. ..."

"... Still, the study concludes that the detected referee biases, though probably unintentional, could increase the league's revenues through additional ticket sales and television appearances by reducing the number of blowout games and making televised games more compelling. ..."

"... More playoff games typically produce more ticket and television revenue for the NBA. Consequently, officials could make calls to enhance those revenues in order to please their employer, the study says. It also says referees "may have made calls in attempts to please the crowd or players, without being cognizant of their effects on league profitability." ..."

"... The study also has not been accepted for publication, a process that includes a robust peer review. It was declined by the first journal to which it was submitted, though academic articles often are rejected by several journals before being accepted. The journal's editor said he does not comment on specific submissions. ..."

"... 'There has been a bias in the NBA for at least the last 20 years. Primarily towards superstars and I believe to a lesser extent for the home team.

I can recall when Clyde Drexler was in his rookie year and was guarding Moses Malone on an in bound pass. Malone shoved Clyde to create separation before the ball was thrown in. Clyde looked at the ref, who was standing next to Malone and Clyde and looked at him as if saying "didn't you see what he just did" the ref in return gave him a look that said "just play on." There would be no way Clyde could have done that to Malone and not gotten a call.' ..."

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The Possession Evaluation (PE) Method & the eBA Basketball Analysis System

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NBA 2009 Basketball Highlights ~ National Finals Game 3 ~ Lakers vs Magic

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Basketball Statistician's Digest: Alley-oop pass ~ Turnover or Missed Shot ?

"... A1 makes evidently an alley-oop pass from mid court in a fast break... the receiver does not catch the ball and it hits the rim and a defender grabs the "rebound"... According to the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System: Is it a bad pass turnover case ? Is it a missed shot ? The defender takes a rebound or makes a steal ? ..."

Photograph: from Hector Mata in Blazer's Edge

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If the statistician is sure that the action was an "alley-oop" pass try, therefore we have a 'bad pass' turnover registered for A1, a loose ball steal for the defender. There is no rebound here, because we stated there initial action was not a throw but a pass try.

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Extreme Full Court Dribbling Workout By Jason Otter This Workout will give the Coach the right elements to train the player every team NEEDS - a Playmaker and Crunch Time Ball Handler. This DVD by Jason Otter will Set You Apart from Your Competition. The most intense dribbling workout available. Over 75 trips up and down the court in one workout will take your game to another level.

There are many players who can dribble the ball stationary and do a lot it with - EXCEPT go anywhere with it. Coaches need players who can go somewhere with the ball, not someone who can stand around and look cool dribbling.

No matter what level of basketball you play at, every team needs someone who can handle the basketball in the pressure situations, can take the ball down the floor and make a play to win the game in the last seconds.

How do players learn to become playmakers, handle the basketball under full court pressure, and make plays without playing in games? ...

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Points Off Turnovers: Definition & Statistics

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...a turnover in the way of quick points in a Photograph from The Dream Shake

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2009 eBA Best Basketball Clip Candidate

' Let Your Game Speak '

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Basketball Statistician's Digest:
Economic analysis has shed new light on decisions in the sports realm

From The Perfect Substitute By Matt E. Ryan
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"... I hesitate to say that economic analysis has shed new light on decisions in the sports realm, but I will say that increased statistical analysis has had that effect. ..."

"... Basketball is moving down that path of statistical analysis, too. The question here was mainly what to measure; influential (and accurate) statistical analysis depends, naturally, on substantive statistics. There have been some posts at Freakonomics (and possibly Marginal Revolution) concerning this development, and there was also a New York Times article on Shane Battier concerning the general trend of more statistics in basketball. ..."

"... I'd expect in the next 10-15 years a similar evolution along the lines of what happened in baseball to happen in basketball-- and given the state of the NBA right now, it couldn't happen soon enough. ..."

"... Statistical analysis can give some indication of a superior ex ante strategy, albeit through the analysis of ex post outcomes. If your team scores without a goalie, then ex post, it was a wise decision; if your team didn't score, or gave up an additional goal, then it wasn't wise. ..."

"... On the contrary, the actual course of play itself is about as unregulated as it gets. Any team is free to pursue any strategy that best achieves the goal of winning. ..."

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When we record an assist in the following cases ?

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When we record an assist in the following cases ?

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NBA 2009 Basketball Highlights ~ Western Finals Recap ~ Lakers vs Nuggets

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Total Number of Team Possessions Statistics

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Basketball Shooting: Off the Pass, Off the Dribble and In the Post By Dr. Hal Wissel Basketball Shooting: Confidence, Rhythm and Mechanics is an inside look at one of Coach Hal Wissel's SHOOT IT BETTER Mini Camps for NBA Players and Prospects. This is a must-have DVD for any player who wants to become a more confident shooter and for any coach who wants to improve his or her ability to coach shooters. Coach Wissel stresses the importance being a confident shooter with good rhythm and mechanics.

Coach Wissel doesn't simply tell players to be confident, but shows them how to develop confidence through the use of positive self-talk and the use of key words that trigger correct mechanics, rhythm and range.

 • Actors: Dr. Hal Wissel
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 • Run Time: 75 minutes

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