HEY GUYS! im sry if i havent been posting recently... O lvls and basketball at the same time... so i wun be having time for this blog for some time alright? nxt is tt my previous tagboard had some problems... so i had to use this new one i found on ian and jeff's blog... anyway... the bottom line is tt i wun be posting anytime soon... not until after O lvls anyway... but dun give up on me alright? ok... tt's it! thanx to those who still visit!

good luck to all the sec 4 s for their O levels!

hi there! welcome to my blog that has been re-edited in a valiant attempt to get visitors

(juz for the ppl who dunno... this blog was lame before so it had to be re-editted)

anyway! i've decided to wanna use this blog to bring to you guys STUFF!

though i think i'd probably make this place a hot spot for basketball lovers like myself(somehow)

i hope while this blog lasts... you guys will enjoy coming here for wadever the reason...

so enjoy!



"At the end of the day, when all's past and done, you'll remember not the battles,the sweat or the pain, but the brothers and sisters who stood by you"


Point Guard
The point guard (lead guard) often acts like a football quarterback, calling plays and directing the offense. It's the point guard's job to bring the ball up the court and set up the plays. Therefore, this player is usually a team's best dribbler and passer. This position is very, very important to a team's success. Without a good point guard who plays mistake-free ball, very few teams will win a championship.

Shooting Guard
This guard has similar duties to the point guard but usually doesn't bring the ball up the court. Can also be called an "off" guard. Even though they don't set up the offense or handle the ball as much as the point guard, they can actually play both positions well. The big difference between the point guard and shooting guard is that the shooting guard is usually one of the team's best scorers. They're counted on to hit from the outside and usually take more shots than the point guard. A player that can combine the skills of both the guard positions will become one dangerous player.

Power Forward
Usually called the "big" forward, these players are usually a bit bigger and stronger than other players and are known for their size, defense and rebounding. Sometimes, power forwards like Karl Malone or Charles Barkley are also known for scoring a lot. Most, though, are best known for being their team's best rebounder or defender.

Small Forward
Just because they're called "small" forwards doesn't necessarily mean they are actually physically small. They're known primarily for their scoring and ball handling abilities. This position is usually handled by the most talented player on the court and is a most exciting position to play. The small forward also known as 'the slasher', takes the lead in bringing up the numbers and works closely with the point guard to draw out the firepower of the team. This guy's the small forward. This guy's the slasher.

Center
This basketball position is very important to both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. Centers are usually the tallest players on the court and are often the focal point of their team's offense. A center's duties are just as important on defense. They have to defend the opponent's center (who can also be a monster player) as well as block shots and rebound. Never under-estimate the effects an excellent biggie can bring to the team when the game turns bad. Along with the power forward, the biggie can dominate the paint and ultimately twist the going ons of a match. You are THE MAN.

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