At Wake Forest, May faced challenges that limited his playing time. He did not participate in games during the 1983–84 season due to NCAA transfer rules and left the team in the 1984–85 season . Reports suggest that he suffered a foot injury while at Wake Forest and felt pressured by the...
🏀 Kentucky Colonels (ABA, 1967–1976)
The Colonels played their home games at venues like the Louisville Convention Center and Freedom Hall. Their attendance varied over the years:Wikipedia+2Wikipedia+2remembertheaba.com+2
1968–69: Average home attendance was 4,157...
In the ABA, where the 3-point line was used extensively (unlike the NBA at the time), Dampier was known as a prolific long-range shooter.
ABA Career 3-Point Stats:
3-Point Attempts per Game: ~3.8
3-Point Percentage: 35.7%
Total 3-Pointers Made: 794
Total 3-Point Attempts: 2,207
Playoff Matchups Between the Colonels and Pacers:
1969 Eastern Division Semifinals: The Colonels lost to the Pacers in a tightly contested series, 4–3.
1970 Eastern Division Finals: The Colonels were defeated by the Pacers, 4–1
1973 ABA Finals: The Pacers edged out the Colonels in a...
In college basketball, "cleared to practice" is not the same as "cleared to play."
Here's the distinction:
Cleared to Practice
This means a player has been approved (medically and/or academically) to participate in team practices. However, it doesn't necessarily mean they can play in official...
You are the first person I have read that said the u6 kid practiced at full speed for 2 months. Where did you find this?
All I read is that he was cleared to practice. Does cleared to practice mean full speed, full court? Does cleared to practice mean the athlete shooting the ball with a...
Based on Crawford's story, it is not likely he will win the appeal.
https://www.wdrb.com/sports/u-of-l-sports/crawford-ncaa-s-ruling-on-khalifa-echoes-long-messy-history-with-louisville-big-men/article_48f994c4-969e-4ca7-a60b-9eb6f9f54dea.html
In college basketball, "cleared to practice" is not the same as "cleared to play." Here's the distinction:
Cleared to Practice
This means a player has been approved (medically and/or academically) to participate in team practices. However, it doesn't necessarily mean they can play in official...
In college basketball, "cleared to practice" is not the same as "cleared to play." Here's the distinction:
Cleared to Practice
This means a player has been approved (medically and/or academically) to participate in team practices. However, it doesn't necessarily mean they can play in official...