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Randy Brown has dedicated his life to the game of basketball. His 18 years in college basketball highlights a successful 23-year career. Coaching positions at Arizona, Iowa State, Marquette, Drake, and Miami of Ohio fill his resume. Mentored by Basketball Hall of Fame coach Lute Olson at Arizona, he learned the game from the best. At 39, Randy became the head coach at Division I Stetson University in Deland, Florida. His efforts have helped develop 12 NBA players including Steve Kerr, Sean Elliott, and Jaamal Tinsley. His passion for mentoring young coaches and developing youth programs is known and respected throughout the country. Over the years he has authored over 50 articles on coaching basketball and has taught over 24,000 young players in summer camps and clinics. He works as a basketball consultant and mentor for coaches. He is also an author and public speaker. For free articles and questions, Randy can be reached at coachrandybrown@yahoo.com.

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How Michael Jordan Killed the Game
The most recognizable name in the history of the game of basketball is Michael Jordan. There is not a corner of the world where the mention of "Michael" raises eyebrows. As much as Air Jordan has given to the game, is it possible that he is also responsible for killing the game? Read
By: Randy Brown | 24/03/2007 | Sports and Fitness
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Life is a Par Four
The game of golf represents the game of life. Each day, or hole, is filled with hope and second chances. Read
By: Randy Brown | 12/02/2007 | Motivational
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A Proven System for Becoming a College Basketball Coach
The popularity of college basketball has increased the interest in coaching on the collegiate sidelines. The competition for these jobs is intense because of the small number of openings. With only 320 Division I schools in NCAA basketball, only those coaches with a proven game plan have a chance. These assistant coaching positions are as coveted as any in the sporting world. Read
By: Randy Brown | 02/02/2007 | Basketball
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How Jumping Higher Will Ruin your Game
There are many ingredients that are required to become a solid basketball player. The total player is a combination of knowledge, skill, and work ethic. Today's player often looks for a short cut along the way. Ask any good player at the college level about short cuts and they'll laugh at you. Yet, many players get trapped into gimmicks that promise great results. One of these is increasing your ability to jump. Unfortunately, every second spent on become a fantastic leaper will rob you from being the player you need to be. Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Sports and Fitness
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The 30 Minute Practice Test - Would you Pass or Fail?
As basketball coaches, our job is to present a simple game to young players. Through teaching methods, drills, and on the floor execution, players are sent into games prepared to play with a purpose and execute the coach's game plan. Too often players are ill-prepared to execute on game night because of a lack of fundamentals and focus on key components of winning. The problem lies not with the players on our team, but with us as coaches. Are you part of the problem? Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Sports and Fitness
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Why America Loves John Daly
John Daly represents a common ground for America's people. His roller coaster life has been well documented and sadly, he is known for his blunders and flaws before his golf skill and perseverance. As sports pages and CNN are viewed around the world, news of Daly's most recent mishap invites a sneaky grin from most. Deep down, each of us is drawn closer to celebrities when they fall. America loves the tie they feel with Daly as evidenced by his huge popularity and star status. Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Sports and Fitness
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Coaching Steve Kerr - Reflections on My Time With the Nba's Greatest Shooter
One of the greatest pleasures in my coaching career was the two year period with Steve Kerr at the University of Arizona. Described as a coach on the floor, Steve Kerr was the epitome of what coaches need from a point guard. A tough, reliable, and heady player, Kerr lead his team on an amazing journey to the Pac 10 championship and NCAA tournament. Learn the true qualities and secrets of one of the games greatest all-time three point shooters and true champions of the game. Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Basketball
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Your Team's Most Pivotal Point of the Season - Now
January is decision time for basketball teams at all levels. This key period in the season brings character, perseverance, and toughness to the forefront. All of your team's preparation, stretching back to the hot summer workouts, is challenged in this difficult period of a few weeks. Your team has three paths to take that will determine your final destination. Which path will your team take? Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Sports and Fitness
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6 Reason Why Handling Team Success is so Difficult
Winning basketball games is the goal of every coach and team around the world. We put in unbelievable work and sacrifice to improve as coaches and players around the clock. Winning is the goal and anything short of victory is not good enough. What happens when success goes to the head of coaches and players? Read this article and find out. Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Sports and Fitness
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Where Have All the Gym Rats Gone?
As compared to days gone by, there is a noticeable difference around the country when it comes to kids playing basketball outside. School yards and driveways are ghost towns that site empty most of the time. The sound of the bouncing ball is absent from small towns and big cities. It leads me to wonder, "Where have all the gym rats gone?" Read
By: Randy Brown | 29/01/2007 | Sports and Fitness