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A study of the transformation of high-school basketball in America's heartland assesses the influence of such factors as technology, multiculturalism, commercialization, and more on the sport of basketball in Indiana, looking at the growth of the women's game, the influx of players of foreign heritage, the influence of big money, and the emphasis on style rather than shooting. Reissue.
- Author
- Wertheim, L. Jon
- Publisher
- Riverhead Freestyle
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781594481871
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