Most college bball floors give you a few more jumping inches

Dec 8, 2019
5:57:11pm

happyhiker Walk-on

I remember in high school playing bball at state tourneys and missing the first few layups getting much more air at the college floors. Weber State seemed to give a big bounce of maybe 3-4 inches more

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happyhiker

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Last post before church. If you wanted to dunk interested how it worked out

OU Cougar

12/8/19 11:36am

RE: Last post before church. If you wanted to dunk interested how it worked out

gwalker

12/8/19 11:40am

The Smith Fieldhouse definitely had springy floors.

No touching

12/8/19 11:53am

The smith field house floor was widely considered one of the best basketball

CoachSpeak

12/8/19 12:02pm

Loved the Smith Fieldhouse floor

Born2Fish

12/8/19 12:14pm

Loved the floor and rims, hated the florescent lights right above the basket

Cougs'16

12/8/19 3:26pm

If I could palm a ball, I could dunk it

ColoSpgs

12/8/19 1:25pm

Also if you could jump higher.

No touching

12/8/19 2:58pm

or lower the basket

ColoSpgs

12/9/19 4:57pm

It can make a difference in if the rim is breakaway or not as well. I'm 6' 3"

CougarTailDevourer

12/8/19 3:25pm

In the MTC when we had to run — I would jump and touch each rim

lyrok

12/8/19 3:29pm

I’m 5’6” and not named Spud Webb, so I think we all know how that turned out.

TwinsRight

12/8/19 4:21pm

Most college bball floors give you a few more jumping inches

happyhiker

12/8/19 5:57pm

My first one was on the outdoor court next to the dorms at Ricks...

icecougar

12/8/19 6:17pm

Yes, springier, jump maybe an inch more.

ochobeeguy

12/8/19 6:33pm

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