Flaghouse Basketball - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

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I would clear any loose debris, repack around pole with a dry concrete mix then add water to it make sure pole is level, brace if necessary and give 24 hours to set up.

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Your either going to have buy a new one which I'm sure you want to be a plan Z. With that said, your going to have to weld it at a position that is not adjustable or is possible weld and screw 2 sides where it can move at the broken angle

You need to give us a better picture and description of your problem. It looks like you are working with a basketball goal that is laying down on the ground. Do you really mean only the "Net," or are you using the word net to mean the whole backboard mechanism? Are you talking about hooking the strings of the net to the orange "hoop?"Is this the first time you have tried to raise it, or has something changed after you have used it successfully for awhile? Is this new and you put it together yourself? If so, you probably made a mistake. Review the instructions, or ask a mechanical friend to look at it.Often the answer is easy - its asking the right question that is the hard part! Hopefully you can understand that you have not yet asked us the right question.

you can go online like to ebay or some other dearler ship and search huffy center couter or (backboard) and there you go. Also its cheap

I believe this is the product you are referring to. The link is to the item on Sears' website. You should be able to find a manual there.

The first African American player to be drafted and play in the NBA was Earl Lloyd in 1950. In 1955, he even led his team to the championship.

It is important to keep your practices fast paced. By doing each drill for no more than five minutes, you allow each player to maintain a high energy level without getting tired of the specific exercise.

As a high school basketball coach for a girl's team, the first thing I always tell them is to not use hand lotion. This adds to excess slippery sweat on the palms. You should be gripping the ball between your palms. When you shoot it, instead of tossing it from your palms, throw it with your arms.

Basketballs are made of mostly rubber with a fiber layer wrapped around them for protection. It depends on which league you are referring to but this is the standard.