Duck-on-a-Rock. Duck-on-a-Rock was a game James Naismith played as a boy outside the one-room schoolhouse he attended. The game, combining tag and marksmanship, was played by placing a somewhat large stone (known as a "drake") upon a larger stone or a tree stump. One player would stay near the stone to guard it while other players would throw stones (known as ducks) at the drake in an attempt to knock it off of the platform. Once it was knocked off, the throwers would all rush to retrieve their ducks. If a player was tagged before returning to the throwing line with his or her duck, they became the guard. The guard could not tag anyone until he picked up a duck at his feet, nor could he chase anyone until he put the drake back up on its platform.¹ Naismith's concept of basketball evolved from his experiences playing Duck-on-a-Rock.
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- 2 Minutes to Midnight Green - Your source for anything you may need concerning the Sixers and the NBA. Real basketball talk without the P.C. garbage.
- Ace's NBA World - Posters, apparel, merchandise, ebay listings and Fathead wall graffics for all teams.
- ApostolBaloncesto - Blog about basketball, nba, acb, news, photos and information on our basketball team - apostol.
- Basketball Coaches' Club: The X's and O's of a Five-Star Coach - Share clinic notes, coaching DVD reviews, and more...join an online basketball coaches club. We have the Memphis Offense, Princeton Offense, NBA plays, and plenty of drills. Contact us for more information.
- Basket Retro - an interesting blog about basketball in the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's as compared to basketball today. In Spanish, we talk about players, teams, basketball retro-fashion, etc.
- Basque Blog, Porque nos gusta la NBA - Blog dedicado a la NBA, traspasos, jugadores NBA, equipos NBA, noticias, opiniones personales, video jugadores NBA.
- Bienvenidos a Los Angeles - Blog in spanish of "Los Angeles Lakers" and Pau Gasol
- Blansket - Un blog para hablar de baloncesto, estar informado de la actualidad y aprender con la historia de este deporte, con curiosidades, homenajes a jugadores historicos y más informacion de la que te imagines.
- Boston Sports Rants - A Boston Sports Blog by a rabid Boston Sports fan. Everything you need to know about the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins from a fan’s perspective.
- Casey's Clipboard & Wally's World - College hard wood, NBA Hoops - the Clipboard has it all. Allegiances are welcome; the greater good of the game is the purpose.
- Celtics Green - A Celtics blog by a Celtics Loyalist.
- Houston Insiders - Home page of this exciting Girls AAU Basketball Program.
- Le Basketbawl - A great NBA basketball blog that covers all facets of the game and has a great time poking fun at players and everything else.
- LOS 76ERS DE PHILADELPHIA - Blog dedicado a los Sixers y a jugadores como Allen Iverson, Elton Brand, Chris Webber y Carmelo Anthony.
- NBA - Basketball Top Pictures - Great pics of all the NBA stars!
- NBasketmaniA - Discussing NBA news and other things from around the world of basketball.
- NCAA Hoops Today - A Haven For College Basketball Junkies
- PaesNBA - a Spanish language blog that features NBA news, rumors and commentary.
- Partidos NBA - Website with NBA direct download links. Updated every day with new stuff.
- The POJO Dojo - The Home of the Cleveland Cavs, THE Ohio State Buckeyes and The 5-Time Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers, as well as commentary on just about anything else sports related, from a Clevelander's perspective.
- Popular NBA Basketball Players - Photo layouts of popular NBA stars.
- Pronosticos NBA - NBA picks daily - 13% yield.
- Recruiting Wars - All the latest about college basketball recruiting.
- Sanse #15 - Blog de baloncesto: Info NBA y ACB, Noticias, Fotos, Vídeos, Curiosidades, Encuestas y más.
- SiempreBasket - SiempreBasket is a Spanish basketball blog recommended by the official NBA magazine. We discuss NBA, NCAA and the ACB (Spanish Pro League).
- Slam Dunk Central - Your one-stop source for all the latest NBA basketball news, trades, predictions, tidbits and commentary.
- Un paseo por el Spectrum - a Spanish Sixers blog.
- VeriHoops - blogging about the NBA with a fresh perspective
- YourBasketPlanet - Spanish Basketball Blog where you can find, results, stats, bios, videos and everything you want about NBA, ACB while listening the best american and spanish hip-hop.
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Duck-on-a-Rock. Duck-on-a-Rock was a game James Naismith played as a boy outside the one-room schoolhouse he attended. The game, combining tag and marksmanship, was played by placing a somewhat large stone (known as a "drake") upon a larger stone or a tree stump. One player would stay near the stone to guard it while other players would throw stones (known as ducks) at the drake in an attempt to knock it off of the platform. Once it was knocked off, the throwers would all rush to retrieve their ducks. If a player was tagged before returning to the throwing line with his or her duck, they became the guard. The guard could not tag anyone until he picked up a duck at his feet, nor could he chase anyone until he put the drake back up on its platform.¹ Naismith's concept of basketball evolved from his experiences playing Duck-on-a-Rock.