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How Basketball Started
James Naismith, a Canadian-American sports coach was asked by Springfield College Massachusetts to come up with an indoor recreational winter sport to keep athletes fit so he invented basketball in 1891.
The first basketball hoops were actually just peach baskets and the first backboards were made of wire. The backboard was added because the audience who watched the game from the balcony used to interfere in the game by handling the ball. The incorporation of the backboard prevented that from happening. However, the peach baskets had a bottom and therefore, every time someone scored, a referee had to fetch the ball by climbing a ladder.
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Coaches must cross-check the names with the technical committee
representative present at the court 30 minutes before the start
of each game.
The technical committee will then submit the names
to the officials at each game. Students must arrive at court wearing
their ID badges, which must also be checked by officials prior to the
start of the game.
The FIBA rules and regulations apply to the basketball games of this tournament. Except the below:
- a. Each team should consist of 10 players.
- b. The game will consist of 4 ten-minute quarters (running clock including fouls and other stoppages except for the last 2 minutes of the final quarter).
- c. A five-minute break will be given between the 2nd and 3rd quarters and a one-minute break will be given between the 1st and 2nd quarters as well as between the 3rd and 4th quarters.
The winning team will be awarded 2 points and the losing team will not be awarded any points.
If a team is absent or late for their game, they will be immediately considered the losing team and a score of 20-0 would be awarded against them.