Sunday, May 3, 2009
wow,And1 it's a street basketball team in America,gratz fer their tenth year.
and hell yeah,to wat i think their best Mixtape Tour is fer the 0'6 .. o.O might not agree with me?
but The Professor and Air Up There A.K.A Mr.720 got injured in that season ...
a sharing of my favourite Mixtape players,
Grayson Boucher A.K.A The Professor
Philip 'Pip' Champion A.K.A Hot Sauce/Sizzle
Taurian Fontenette A.K.A Air Up There A.K.A Mr.720
Jamal Nelson A.K.A Springs
Aaron Owen A.K.A AO
also And1 got their name and players into PS2 game on 2005 o.O
Maybe in Singapore i can hardly use streetball moves when playing with the public,like most of my friends use streetball moves with their other friends and they called foul -.-.
Singapore is a die die must use NBA or original basketball rules ... LAME !
to me if people ask me to chose between And1 and NBA,i'd rather chose And1,'cause they are streeballers and streetball is much more interesting and colourful to me ^^ , so nxt time dun come crapping with me 'bout NBA de rule.
Streetball's rule is usually much lenient than in NBA or professional basketball,also you can play 'NO FOUL RULE' in streetball .. WOOTS~!
let's play Street Basketball with RESPECTS
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Streetbasketball
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While the rules of Streetball are generally the same as normal basketball, Streetball places a higher emphasis on one-on-one matchups between the offense and defender. Often the attacker will perform numerous flashy moves while attempting to drive to the basket, including crossovers, jab steps, and other fake-out tricks. Streetball often features spectacular dunks and alley oops, impressive ball handling, and trash talking.
Rules vary widely from court to court. Almost invariably a "call your own foul" rule is in effect, and a player who believes he has been fouled, simply needs to call out "Foul!" or "Ball!", and play will be stopped, with the ball awarded to the fouled player's team. A common misconception is that saying "And 1" is synonymous with calling "foul." It is not. The phrase is commonly employed as a form of trash talk. For example, when a player knows they are going to make a shot and they think they are getting fouled they will say "And 1" to let their defender know, you can't even stop me even when you foul me In reality, and as the rules that follow indicate, there is no such thing as a traditional "And 1" in Streetball.
My Team:
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Balling Point
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currently still forming ... -.-'''
SLAMit.DUNKit 2:17 AM
