basketball backboard

* Basketball backboards should not be lowered to a level at which the face may come in contact with the net, especially in children younger than fourteen years.

Three horizontal surfaces of varying heights - including a ping-pong table, a glass basketball backboard, and a circa 1956 Saarinen-designed, tulip-style pedestal table - sprawled across the gallery.

I sang: "We shall not, we shall not be moved," and then, "One of these nights about 12 o'clock/This old world will reel and rock/Pharoah's army got drownded/Oh, Mary don't you weep." These old spirituals are like a basketball backboard in my mind.

Some examples: graphics that are molded into a basketball backboard instead of being silk-screened.

It can leap twelve feet in the air (as high as the top of a basketball backboard).

Mounted to the roof is a half-size basketball backboard; its rim sits 9 1/2 feet above the wood floor.

New applications include a basketball backboard, made by compression molding a sheet molding composite formulated with graphite and glass fibers.

College Championship Slam (CCS), a partnership headquartered in Arizona, where the team captured the NCAA basketball championship earlier this year, has released a limited-edition UNC-branded basketball backboard, hoop and ball to commemorate their victory.

Nonetheless, one dad managed to get his line entangled behind a basketball backboard, while a young girl's enthusiastic cast ended with "lure" and line wraped around one of the steel ceiling beams.

The simplest pool addition is a basketball backboard at one end of Suzanne and Jerry Flynn's Los Angeles lap pool.

Since then, the company has used structural web for the chair base, a basketball backboard, and shelves.

With the funds, the school purchased three new basketball backboards and nets, with adjustable posts, as well as 20 new basketballs.