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Basketball

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Indiana is known all over the world for "Hoosier Hysteria", an over-the-top love of basketball. While fans might not be quite as rabid now that the tournaments feature multi-class sectionals, based on the size of a school's student body, Hoosiers still love basketball.

In testament to that love for basketball, Richmond's Tiernan Center is now the 4th largest high school gym in the United States, according to Wikipedia. It will hold 8,100 basketball fans.

For a taste of that old-time excitement, rent the movie, Hoosiers , which dramatizes the real life 1954 win of tiny Milan over powerhouse Muncie Central.

About the Game

Basketball Referee Signals

Official Rules of the National Basketball Association

Where to Play

Golay Community Center

Richmond Parks and Recreation Department - Table listing location and facilities.

Richmond Family YMCA

High School & College Athletic Programs

High School Basketball - also check with the individual schools

Men's

Ball State - Men's Basketball

Earlham College - Men's Basketball

IHSAA Boy's Basketball

Indiana University - Men's Basketball

IU East - Men's Basketball

Purdue University - Men's Basketball

Women's

Earlham College - Women's Basketball

Ball State - Women's Basketball

IHSAA Girl's Basketball

Indiana University - Women's Basketball

IU East - Women's Basketball

Purdue University - Women's Basketball

Professional

Indiana Fever (WNBA)

Indiana Pacers (NBA)

Media

Sports - by the Indianapolis Star

Sports - by the Palladium-Item

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Did You Know?

John M. Westcott started the Hoosier Drill Company in Milton, Indiana in 1858. The company grew and expanded into Richmond and eventually became part of the American Seeding Machine Company, which, in turn, became part of the International Harvester Company.