This New Basketball Hoop is Genius! 

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During an NBA game with a full capacity crowd? If you can hear that, then you probably can hear a tick crawling on a plate during a thunderstorm.

@@yell0wberrylooks satisfying tho.. cant just change an essential part of basketball like that

@@yell0wberry There's a microphone on the board for NBA games that amplifies the sound. People on the court cant hear the sound, but folks at home with their 3D surround sound can hear the satisfying sound any time a basket is made

@@yell0wberry you know you can play basketball by yourself right

@@yell0wberry nba is different the satisfaction is being good

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It's actually what Nike did with the Rise Court mentioned.

An excellant application

Yes and no. When you get to a higher level of basketball coaches need to be able to draw up a play in a huddle that you`ve never practiced and have you guys go out there an run it. Constantly having that visual confirmation slows down that process of mental recall, recognition and awareness. Even at lower levels I need you to the see game as predicted cause and effect movement not plays. If I can get that though your head then it doesn`t matter what play is called you`ll know where to be based on shift and spacing. When you watch high level pro basketball 95% down the floor nothing is called, its movement and match-up based. Out of a timeout you have something drawn up but besides those situations its guys understanding this is the match-up we need to get too. This is what they are doing, how do we still get to this match-up with an advantage? This is why so many young players stop developing. You turn them into robots early on where they learn plays but never actually learn how to play basketball. The best use for the LED court would be to aid in officiating. 8 second back court timer displaying on the floor or sideline at mid court an illuminated 3 point line and sideline helping refs determine if a guys toe or foot was on the line...

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The NBA isn’t the one that profits off of the commercials. It’s the channel that is hosting the games. So commercials will more than likely still be a thing. This will probably just mean that we’ll see more ads everywhere.

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nah Imagine you're trying to shoot a freethrow then you just get flashbanged by Subway ads

They will, double dip

Chain or polyester doesn't matter as long as it's a net, nothing beats the sound.

I feel u. Me personally I love the sound of a chain net. But yeah I agree with the guy up here too ⬆️

"Nothing but plastic!".....nah

There needs to be a special place in hell for whoever is vandalizing all these nets. That's just wrong man.

There are plenty of plastics that dont get brittle outdoors. They make benches, playsets, etc out of it and they last decades. Why would they not use that? The real problem will be boys jumping up and grabbing the "net." Will they survive people grubbing and trying to hang from them? I doubt it. And I bet its a lot more expensive to replace one of those "claws" than a net. As for vandalized nets, while it does happen, I dont think its that common. Nets do wear out, especially outdoor ones, as they tend to get used a lot more. Then when at a certain point, players will take it down, as its just in the way. The people who maintain the courts just seem to never want to fix/replace them.

Think they can make it with metal and still work the same.

Exactly. Don't they already have chain nets that solve this issue?

Yep. Unfortunately, it won't prevent vandalism. Clearly, anybody who can touch the rim (or even a couple of inches below) will be capable of grabbing on to the plastic prongs.

the problem with chain nets is they cause injury, people rip fingers open and loose fingers sometimes pretty sure thats how gerald green lost his finger, could be wrong though

@@pinnyskeen1121 internet says he lost his finger on a vert contest with his brother at eleven y.o., he was wearing a ring and the ring got stuck on a nail sticking out of the door frame. Chain nets are still dangerous nevertheless.

chain nets tear the ball up really fast too.

Plastic Claw net looks weird and the color is bad too. People like the look of a normal rope net that is white. The magnetic net could theoretically stick to the bottom, addressing the issue made in the video about adding height while also allowing you to remove it by simply pulling on the net from beneath. Application could be harder but I'm sure someone could find a solution. Because this is the real invention people want since it's still a net that people like.

The last time I hooped on a chain net I sliced my middle finger open😭

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The net has a swish vibes when you shoot and feels more like it i like the net better

the clips looks better in arcades

Nothing but clips! That shit don't sound right!

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Yeh, if it moved while playing players would get hurt.

Haha you know they won't be able to resist flashing distracting ads all game long. Just look at the NHL

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they already put interchanging ads on the court on some of the tv broadcasts

Bayern Munich basketball played also on such a court in their arena and it was really cool. Also the player loved it. Serge Ibaka for example play for Bayern

don’t forget roller hockey or a sick game of dominoes 🤌

what, you don't want glowing adverts flashing during the game? pfft, communist.

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We shouldn’t take things for granite either 😉

true! I also noticed the same problem. Maybe they could soften those fins a bit so that ball can easily go through.

Replacing the net is a very small inconvenience and I don't see it going away.

@@aj7978 Considering how many games have been down to the buzzer losing out on 2-3 extra baskets because you had to wait for the ball to go through the hoop would be more than an inconvenience.

@@bigboyepic8598 If you're playing such an official game that needs to be timed, buy a fucking net for $8.

It would make a noticeable impact on the transition game imo

Why does this guy sound like Nolan from Think Media?

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Cue for MVP

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No but Fr tho

I'm just wating for the NBA JAM hotspots (random places on the court where a shot is worth more than 3 points if you shoot from that spot-- could be worth up to 9 points)

The floor is only a display and ball only has to be out of the shooters hands at the buzzer, not through the basket

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yeah that'd be a nice alternative but tbf we both know this ain't coming anytime soon, as basketball players are way too used not only to the sound, but also the visuals and feeling of a good old net only technically speaking, this looks like a better solution, but good luck making all those dudes outside or the NBA understand that

they dont need these type of nets its only for outdoor hooping

I think for it to work in a tasteful way, it needs to only do effects after a shot has been made, or during dead balls, soon as the ball is in play, it goes back to a court look.

They are not going to have any effects during play. The effects will only happen during timeouts and breaks in the play.

No it does not stop it

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We’d love to see proof of this because you’d be defying the laws of gravity! Infinets are currently only distributed around Australia.

@@Infinet_Basketball why is there no footage of dunking with this infinet?