Slamball Essays

  • SlamBall

    605 Words  | 2 Pages

    SlamBall was invented from the idea of a combination of sports that approximated a real-life video game. The man behind the idea was Mason Gordon. Mason Gordon reached out to a film producer named of Mike Tollin. Tollin created the films Coach Carter, T.V. show Smallville, and Wild Hogs. About six months later after their first meeting, the first court was created in a warehouse in East Los Angeles. This sport was created by a mash-up of football, basketball, hockey, and gymnastics. From there, Gordon

  • Developing a Successful Slamball Facility

    1237 Words  | 3 Pages

    Developing a Successful Slamball Facility I want to bring a multi-purpose Slamball facility to Atlanta’s everyday athletes. I would like to attract college students, weekend warriors, and everyday athletes. Once I have attracted these people to my facility I will begin leagues and televised games. Slamball is a high flying and high intensity game, which comprises elements of basketball and football. The athletic concepts are the same but applied to Slamball in a different manner. There

  • Theme Of Escape In Boy21

    1378 Words  | 3 Pages

    When I was first reading Boy21, I realized the theme of escape would become very important to the novel. Finley uses basketball as an escape from everything going on in his life. He uses it to block out the past and the future. Erin, Finley’s girlfriend, uses basketball as an escape. She uses it as an escape from her ties to the Irish mob. Russ also known as Boy21 uses his own methods to escape from his troubles. He uses space to block out his past. Russ has a troubled past since his parents’ murder

  • Sports Marketing and Mobile Technology

    968 Words  | 2 Pages

    technology involved in sports. To go along with mobile apps, websites are bringing new life into sports and professional teams. In Greg Johnson’s article, “Big-time backers are trying to breathe new life into high-flying sport of Slamball”, it discusses how Youtube has allowed Slamball to keep its fame, and it is also reviving the sport at the same time. Sports and fans have always been together. Sports marketers have made the interactions between fans and teams closer through social media, websites, and