Basketball For Short People Basket To Be Lowered
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Basketball for Short People: Lowering the Hoop
Bringing Basketball Back to Everyone
In an exciting move to rekindle the love for basketball among average-sized and shorter Americans, the National Basketball Association (NBA) is considering lowering the basket height. This change would make slam-dunking possible for more people and could lead to the creation of a new league.
Why This Change?
Since the 1950s, basketball has been dominated by tall players, beginning with stars like Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain. Legends like Bob Cousy of the Boston Celtics, who was known for his innovative dribbling and passing, were once celebrated despite their shorter stature. Today, however, those falling within the average human height feel sidelined.
The NBA recognizes that this shift has alienated shorter athletes and diminished their excitement for the game. As a result, fewer people are eager to participate or watch, potentially impacting attendance and viewership.
The Lowered Hoop Plan
To revive widespread interest, the NBA is contemplating lowering the basket height. For players who are between 5'6" and 6'6", the basket would be reduced by one foot. For those shorter than this, the hoop could be lowered even further. This adjustment would allow more players to experience the thrill of slam-dunking and hanging from the rim in celebration.
The Future of the Game
Initially, these changes would apply only to amateur players. However, if interest in watching average-sized players grows, there's a possibility of establishing a new league. This league would be home to quick, agile athletes who are not overshadowed by towering pros.
By making the game more accessible, the NBA hopes to restore basketball’s popularity and inspire a new generation of players and fans.
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