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The Best of the Best Choose Dr. Dish

Dr. Dish Basketball is proud to have made new strides in basketball technology and training the past year with the launch of Skill Builder and our Training Management System. Along the way, top trainers across the country have decided to join the Dr. Dish Family and utilize our training machines to take their players to

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BREAKING: Joey Wells Resigns as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Indiana State

Indiana State Director of Athletics Sherard Clinkscales announced Tuesday morning that Joey Wells has resigned as head women’s basketball coach of the Sycamores. “After meeting with him this morning Joey Wells has submitted his resignation as head women’s basketball coach,” Clinkscales said. “The team’s competitive performance over the past three years and specifically its performance

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Duke’s Joanne P. McCallie Earns 600th Career Victory

The 14th-ranked Duke women’s basketball team defeated Liberty, 68-51, Friday evening in Cameron Indoor Stadium. With the victory, head coach Joanne P. McCallie became the 15th fastest women’s basketball coach to reach 600 wins, accomplishing it in only 821 games. The Blue Devils improved to 11-2 on the season and 9-0 in Durham. The ACC

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Dr. Dish Skill Builder: Spacial Movement Series

Dr. Dish Basketball continues to provide efficient training skills and drills that will help your team maximize their potential. In this Drill of the Week, we focused on spatial shooting and several basketball shooting drills to help work on this. These are great drills that small group or teams can use to help players shoot

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Auriemma wins 1000th game

Geno Auriemma is now a member of one of college basketball’s most elite groups – the 1,000-win club. Auriemma became the fourth women’s coach to reach that milestone with No. 1 UConn’s 88-64 win over Oklahoma on Tuesday night in the Hall of Fame women’s Holiday Showcase. He joined Pat Summitt, Tara VanDerveer and Sylvia

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