O. J. Mayo recalls the time he challenged Michael Jordan to one-on-one at Jordan’s basketball camp. Mayo was only entering the 11th grade at the time and talks about why he challenged the best basketbal player in the history of the game. Michael Jordan is a former NBA player for … Continue reading
Wilt Chamberlain is remembered for all the records he has set in the NBA during his time in the league such as his 100 points in a single game, his 26 blocked shots in a single game, or the game where he won 55 rebounds.
Wilt Chamberlain and his 1962 Philadelphia Warriors teammates remembers the night they faced the New York Knicks in Hershey, Pennsylvania where Chamberlain set an all time scoring record in one game by earning 100 points.
Michael Jordan is interviewed after his 5th game since retirement against the Knicks where he discusses getting back to his previous skill level and his plan for improving in the future. The game on March 28, 1995 was Jordan's first time back at Madison Square Garden since his retirement.
Michael Jordan is interviewed about his 1995 NBA comeback after 17 months of retirement and travels back to his hometown of Wilmington, North Carolina to discuss his early basketball days. Continue reading
Violet Palmer remembers what it was like being the only girl on her little league team as a girl and explains what it's like being the NBA's only female referee. Continue reading
Violet Palmer, the first female NBA referee, discusses the respectful attitude the players have toward her, despite the fouls she calls. Continue reading
Violet Palmer, the only female NBA referee, remembers the first regular season game she had to oversee and explains how she got over her nervousness when her training kicked in. Continue reading
Basketball player Wilt Chamberlain discusses being a seven foot tall 14-year-old and comments on the challenges he faced at such a height before and after his basketball career. Continue reading
NBA players recall their favorite Michael Jordan moments, as well as the memories they'd rather forget. Continue reading
