A Brief History Of Basketball - Part 1

Have you ever wondered how basketball got it's start? I did, so I made a video about it! If you have any ideas for what should be included in the next one, leave a comment below!
Websites to check out that were helpful in learning things about Basketball!
www.kansasheritage.org/people/...
nbahoopsonline.com/Articles/Hi...
www.britannica.com/sports/bas...
www.thepeoplehistory.com/baske...
www.sbnation.com/2015/8/24/90...
therenodispatch.blogspot.com/2...
www.forbes.com/nba-valuations...
books.google.com/books?id=fbp...
www.totalsportek.com/most-popu...
nbahoopsonline.com/History/art...
hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2014/02...
ATTRIBUTIONS:
* Archival Basketball Footage
* Allen County Public Library Film via Archive.org (archive.org/details/fortwayne01)
* Charles Barkley Photo
* By Copyright held by Steve Lipofsky Basketballphoto.com [GFDL (www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC BY 3.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/b...)], via Wikimedia Commons
* Dan Majerle Photo
* By Keith Allison [CC BY-SA 2.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)], via Wikimedia Commons
* Basketball Practice Photo
* By Seattle Municipal Archives [CC BY 2.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/b...)], via Wikimedia Commons
* Map Data Copyright Google, INEGI
* Apple Maps
* BAA Logos
* www.logoserver.com/BAA.html
* NBL Logos
* www.logoserver.com/NBLold.html
* Early NBA Logos
* www.sportslogos.net/teams/list...
* Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons
* basketball.wikia.com/wiki/File...
* Syracuse Nationals
* www.basketball-reference.com
* Danny Biasone
* www.hoophall.com/hall-of-famer...
* Shot Clock
* By TonyTheTiger (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)], via Wikimedia Commons
* Cousy Quote
* bleacherreport.com/articles/15...
* Podoloff Quote
* www.nba.com/history/24secondcl...
* Podoloff Picture
* www.hoophall.com/hall-of-famer...

[@NiBazuu]

where is the second part?

[@CronikzZ]

you just helped me a ton with a school project. keep up the great work!

[@alanpeel1981]

As an add on, the first collegiate national championship tournament was held in 1937 at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City by the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB). The NAIB was the forerunner to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The tournament is still played at Municipal Auditorium to this day.

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Very interesting! Thank you for this!

[@nikcoursel434]

This video is great, I'll be subbing for sure! Good work man

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thanks so much!

[@VenomRosexX]

I love this I am doing my homework about this. bc my family is REALLY into basketball 🏀. LOVE your vid, PS. I subbed. PSS. Gr8 research and keep doing your vids GOOD LUCK ON YOUR CHANNEL🥰😍😘

[@oscarmotions5630]

I found your video via reddit. I really like it. Keep making quality videos.

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thanks a lot! I appreciate it!

[@DapperDop]

yo, this is pretty good man. Lots of research, I'll sub. 👍

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thanks man!!

[@everknight6267]

Nice! Thanks for the info, ima sub.

[@sleepographer7712]

i enjoyed the vid. cool presentation; you got skills. subbed.

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thanks! Glad you liked it! I should have another basketball video coming out in a few weeks!

[@CrypticcYT]

Awesomely done video and really informative! Just one small tip: I think the music should be a little lower. Hope to see you post more!

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thank you for watching! That's a good thought!

[@flyleelee5351]

The sport actually began in ancient times...the American aboriginals had a similar "ball game" where the hoop was vertical and you still had to get the rubber ball through the hoop. It represented heavenly bodies in the universe and the game was played when a change in power was happening.

[@Justlistenflows]

How come you never made part 2?

[@rileyhunter1374]

You forgot part two lol please make it I’d love to see more of your content

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thanks for checking it out! Yeah I really have to wrap my mind around part two! But for sure check out my other videos in the meantime!

[@rileyhunter1374]

Well I’ve whatched all of your channel and I love your work I kinda just wanted to be that reminder keep up the great work

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Thank you! Definitely appreciate the reminder!

[@crasyman101]

Springfield made the game and has the hall of fame but we only ever had a D league team, and that got sold years ago.... Sad

[@ELIASZZambrano]

Atleast Massachusetts has a team the celtics

[@crasyman101]

@@ELIASZZambrano Springfield don't rock with Boston to often

[@ELIASZZambrano]

@@crasyman101 oh ok

[@crasyman101]

@@ELIASZZambrano as a matter a fact the Red Soxs recently released a hat with all the Massachusetts area codes on it and 413 (Springfield and all of Western mass) was inexplicably left out. I think it's safe to say that feeling is mutual lmao

[@ELIASZZambrano]

@@crasyman101 ok

[@Jingy]

I like the voice over, it's a bit raspy but pretty good! ;)

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Haha thanks man!!

[@Jingy]

np!

[@ytanonymity3585]

Ah yes so basically NBA was formerly known as BAA(Basketball Association of America), and then had to merged with the 1st basketball league in history, NBL, in 1949 and then became NBA... Then again ABA came in as another American basketball league in mid and then they merged with NBA in mid 70s... The history cycle was real... But imagine what could have been if ABA still around as a 2nd american basketball league just like those 2 competition between UCL & Europa League in European football club league these day

[@lucaguidi549]

But why you don't do the second part?

[@froggyempire2005]

Where is the 2nd part

[@stan8975]

Facts

[@imanillegalimmigrant]

Question, when will you do part 2

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Great question! I don't know... It felt like there were some very clear things to hit in part 1, but i still wrapping my mind around the structure for part 2! Stay subscribed and hopefully I find a way to do it soon!

[@imanillegalimmigrant]

@@JustinLearnsThings thank you for responding. BTW, i love your vids. :)

[@marvin.a.flores]

Basketball is pretty young then

[@tim_drake5328]

Baseball is the second most popular sport !

[@lazylegolars]

Probably only in the USA.

[@DovahRS]

part 2?

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Hopefully some day! Got a bit sidetracked with some of my other projects, but it’s still bouncing around my mind with ideas for it! It feels like there’s a lot of ways to go in part 2!

[@licdamasohidalgorodriguez.611]

"LA HISTORY THE"@.BA"..

[@internetuser50]

Quite disappointed that you failed to mention that James Naismith was a Canadian.

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Hope to make a follow up sometime in the future!

[@aayu101]

There is no way basketball is the second biggest sport on earth. Football (soccer) is the biggest, followed by cricket. American sports follow after these.

[@lazylegolars]

Maybe in the UK, not in the world though.

[@savannahreneeyt]

i hate my pe class.....

[@JustinLearnsThings]

Haha I miss PE class 😂