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Officially Licensed NBA Pebble Grain Basketball BALLBAG with Rubberized Logo and NBA Water Bottle "A HANDS FREE means of safely carrying an inflatable sports ball." The BALLBAG has two outside mesh pockets, for carrying a water bottle, cell phone, PDA, keys, etc Adjustable nylon shoulder strap features reflective threading for added night time safety Hook and Loop closure allows you to attach the BALLBAG to your handlebars, with a D-Ring clip to attach any additional gear

Complete with a 61-minute bonus section from NBA All-Star Jermaine O’Neal of the Indiana Pacers and WNBA All-Star Tamika Catchings of the Indiana Fever- Better Post Play is the most detailed and comprehensive collection of post techniques ever assembled. In his section alone- Jermaine gives an absolute clinic on playing in the post- going as far as describing his off-season training secrets- how he dominates on the defensive end and the boards- and much more.

Develop rock solid basketball fundamentals and a flair for the game with the help of Nancy Lieberman-Cline, a Hall of Famer and General Manager/Head Coach of the WNBA's Detroit Shock. Her Basketball for Women: Defense & Rebounding videotape is the perfect practice tool for serious players and coaches. This videotape works especially well when used together and in conjunction with the Basketball for Women: Offensive Skills video and the Basketball for Women book, coauthored by Lieberman-Cline and ESPN/ABC Sports anchor Robin Roberts. Basketball for Women: Defense & Rebounding will teach players the finer points of shutting down the opponent and banging the boards. The tape provides instruction and drills for pressuring the ball, denying the pass, taking charges, positioning for rebounds, and much, much more. About the Author Nancy Lieberman-Cline was named the first Head Coach/General Manager of the WNBA's Detroit Shock and is in command of the team's entire basketball operation, overseeing staff, roster development, and all player acquisitions while also coaching the team on the floor. She also works with the WNBA league office on key player allocation, policy, and personnel issues. Lieberman-Cline was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1996. She concluded her professional playing career in 1997, playing 25 regular season games for the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury in the league's inaugural season. She played professionally in three other leagues, including the WABA, where she led the Dallas Diamonds to a league championship in 1984 as their top scorer. She played collegiately at Old Dominion University, whom she led to two AIAW national championships ('79, '80) while earning All-America kudos for three straight seasons (1978-80). She represented the United States on Olympic Teams, two World Championship teams and two Pan-American Games teams, becoming, at age 18, the youngest basketball player in Olympic history to win a medal, getting a silver in 1976 at Montreal. Lieberman-Cline has an extensive broadcasting background, working for 17 years as a color analyst for nearly every major network, including ESPN, for whom she currently works on college basketball broadcasts. She runs her own sports marketing company as well, Events Marketing, Inc., which is based in Dallas.

At the height of her TV cuteness, Patty Duke stars as an natural athlete. But in the days before there was a WNBA to root for, she gets nothing but grief from beaus and parents just because she's better than the boys. You go girl! Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.