1 WHOLE HOUR of NBA Facts (Part 15-20 + Bonus Facts) 

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Man, I love your videos. I've been listening to your stuff since you started, and I had just started going back to community college. I'm now two weeks from graduating with my bachelor's degrees, and I've listened to your longer videos sooooo many times, along with History Time, Voices From The Past, etc. etc. while writing papers. Thanks for the awesome content, man! You've helped a ton! Also, I share your love of the Lakers from the Kobe-Shaq era. I'll never forget opening up a pack of basektball cards and seeing Shaq holding a gold 34 jersey. I was like "But he wears 32.....on the Magic...." Like 10 packs later, 2 more of that same card, and yep, he wasn't on the Magic. Good times.

Could you please keep the new ones together, either in the beginning or the end of the video? Having to use these timestamps here is not really practical and the constant audio changes from one fact to the next make the video seem less professional than it is. I don't think you are doing yourself a favor with this :X.

I enjoyed all 3 of your compilation 🏀 NBA facts videos!

Facts

4th most games ever played

@@Th1sIsMyLegacy The three guys ahead of him all have less

He was just following orders…

Yeah its always crazy to think about. Hes already got a top 25 resume

@@otimelyofficial8146he’s top 25 imo

Bruh I laughed so hard, dude didn’t give a single fuck at times

Maybe a lot of Center like Jokic this year.

Lies. He definitely did not.

@@christophercox936 t, Chamberlain was also a fantastic athlete, and while he was attending Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, he reportedly came up with a novel solution to his free-throw shooting problem. Speaking to The Philadelphia Inquirer, Chamberlain's former Overbrook teammate, Mel Brodsky, recalled that there were a few times the would-be "Big Dipper" would occasionally fool around during practice and dunk from the foul line, but also made sure to note that Chamberlain never tried it in an actual high school game. THE NCAA GETS TOUGH ON CHAMBERLAIN Jim Rogash/Getty Images He's best known these days as the architect of the triangle offense, but back in the 1950s, Tex Winter (pictured above in 2011) was the young head coach of the Kansas State Wildcats basketball team, and a man who knew the NCAA might have a problem on its hands if it allowed this Wilt Chamberlain kid from in-state rival Kansas to dunk from the free-throw line. Per The Philadelphia Inquirer, the only time Chamberlain dunked from the stripe in a public setting was in December 1955 during the annual scrimmage between the Jayhawks' varsity team and freshman squad. Winter was at the event, and he was concerned that Chamberlain's Jayhawks could potentially dominate his Wildcats if he was allowed to dunk in his free throws. He also had the authority to suggest changes to the NCAA's basketball rulebook. "I was the chairman of the Coaches Rules Recommendation Committee," Winter said in 2011, explaining how he made his case against Chamberlain at the 1956 NCAA coaches' convention. "I explained to the coaches at the convention what I saw and said something's got to be done." Winter got the support he was hoping for, with Southern Methodist University's coach, Doc Hayes, telling reporters that dunking free throws was tantamount to "cheating." During the meeting, a number of rules were instituted to prevent big men like the 7-foot-1-inch Chamberlain from taking over college basketball, and one of them was the ban on free-throw-line dunking. At that time, freshmen were still not allowed to play varsity basketball in the NCAA, so Chamberlain was essentially prohibited from using the ultimate workaround for his notoriously poor foul shooting even before his college career officially began. Read More: www.grunge.com/846501/heres-why-youre-not-allowed-to-dunk-from-the-free-throw-line/

Me too

I’m proud of you too honey

With the way he's been pumping out videos recently i think a big shout out to his wife is needed also! 🎉🎉🎉

@@blondy682 oh thank you kindly. 😊 I’m a lucky gal to have him.

I want you

Jameer Nelson in 09 for the Orlando Magic & Giannis 2 years ago.

Maaaaybe. Its a brilliant idea for a video, but that one might be tough to release in time. As Benjamin said, Jameer Nelson is a good example. It's not the only other time its happened though, but its a short list.

good but not great

@@samantharay6098 Oh, here's one of those hateful snakes right here.

@@True-Believer616 sorry sweetie no need for emotional theatrics

Why apply the FG% only for LeBron? LeBron had 74 40+ point games, which is still much less than Jordan with 173. Just curious as to why you made 60% FG a requirement only for LeBron.

@@sir_sack Watch the video: 2:00

@@frankpagel39 I know, but the way this comment is worded makes it look like Jordan had 173 40 point games with 60% shooting

@The Juggernaut 17 rings on this list and Harden has none. I hope Harden can get a ring before he retires.

Barkley,Stockton & Malone never got any rings. If you go back and watch the 1992 US Olympic basketball team;who do you think looked like the best player,on the court,in over half the games? It was Sir Charles Barkley. Barkley dominated!

MJ said there was only one player he feared. That player. Akeem the Dream

You're not reminding anybody. You're rewriting history. Kobe was never better than Bron. He was a better scorer, and that's it.

who?

I’ll be back

We will 😂

This is going to be great.

Can't wait😂

See you later guys!

I wasn’t trying to be sneaky. I’ve done this twice before. It says in the title that it’s a compilation of past parts, but there’s also 17 minutes of brand new stuff, which is everything that’s time stamped in the pinned comment

@@jonnyarnett My mistake, appreciate your content as always, Keep it up!!! Thanks for sharing