Every sports has certain unwritten rules that each player or coach should follow. These rules are to be followed out of respect for the game. Here are a few of the unwritten rules that apply to basketball.

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1. Never pad your stats. For example, a player shouldn't shoot threes late in a game where his team is up big just so he can beat the record for the most threes in a game. A player shouldn't intentionally miss a shot so he can get the rebound a have a triple-double for the game. A player shouldn't pass up wide open shots because he trying to break an assists record. These are examples of padding your stats intentionally.

2. Never shoot a last second shot if your team is ahead big. This is just considered unsportsmanlike. Usually at the end of a blowout, if the winning team has the ball for the last possession, the losing team won't even bother to guard the offensive players. This is a sign that the losing team has conceded the game. At this time, the player with the ball should just dribble the ball and run out the clock.

3. Never press a team that you are beating soundly. Even if you are a team that likes to run the full-court press, you should not do it when the game is out of hand in your favor. Clearly your team was much better than the other team that game, and pressing the losing team will usually just magnify how bad the other team was. It is just not proper to do.

As we know NBA is a very exciting game, so every fan eager to know about many things related to NBA. Coach plays a very important role in NBA. We cannot imagine a match without a coach. All the time fans, player, media thinks about the coach.

They think about their talent, rank, popularity & so many things. Especially media men always try to present new thing because fans can only know about NBA through media.

During the time of 5oth celebration of NBA in 96-97 fans voter were asked to make top 10 basket ball coach in the history of NBA without ranking them. So more than hundreds media fans selected 10 lucky coach of all the time of the history of NBA. It was selected by the media members who always cover the NBA. About 33 coaches competed in 7500 regular session. About 10 coaches were selected collectively.

Selected top 10 NBA coaches are Lenny Wilkins, Pat Riley, Jac Ramsay, Don Nelson, John Kundla, Phil Jackson, Red Holzeman, Bill Fitch, Chuck Daly, & Red Auerbach.

Lenny Wilkens was the coach of the year in 1993 to 1994. He was elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of fame in 1990. Recently he has been selected one of 50 greatest players in NBA.

Pat Riley achieved 800th career win on Nov -2. As a coach he got victory in 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988. He was coach of the year in 1989-90, 1992-93, and 1996-97.

Jack Ramsay served 20 years as head coach in NBA. He coached in 1976-1977. He was elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1992.

Don Nelson served in NBA as head coach for 20 years with Milwaukee, Golden State, New York & Dallas. He served for 3 sessions as coach in 1982-83, 1984-85, and 1991-92. His club has recorded nine 50-plus wine seasons & seven divisional championships.

Johan Kundla served NBA as head coach for 11 years. He coached in Minneapolis from 1948-49, 1953-1954. He was 메리트카지노 elected to the Naismith Memorial Basket Ball Hall of Fame in 1995.

Phil Jackson enjoyed about nine seasons as head coach of Chicago. He was very successful to reach 400 wins in only 557 games. He was the second fastest to milestone in league history. He guided the Chicago Bull to NBA Championship in 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1995-96, 1996-97 & 1997-98. He was coach of the year in 1995-96.