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    Who Is Allen Iverson?

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    “Iverson and his two half-sisters lived in a poverty-stricken neighborhood of Hampton, Virginia with their mother”(The Gale Group). Allen Iverson had a rough childhood. His father was in prison and his stepfather was getting involved in illegal drugs. Even though his family was very poor, Allen managed to make it to college and make a career out of basketball(The Gale Group). Allen Iverson had a rough childhood, but is now one of the best basketball players of all time. Allen Iverson was born

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    practice …” (Iverson, Allen. Interview. By CNN/SI, 8 May 2002.) That is one of the most famous quotes said from Hall of Famer, Allen Iverson. In the legacy unit we explored through many legacies, or memories handed down. We found that many people idolize or follow their actions. Allen Iverson has left one of the most inspiring legacies throughout the span of his career and beyond. Nicknamed ‘The Answer’, Allen was a lightning fast player and played at the Point Guard and Shooting Guard. Allen Ezail Iverson

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    Allen Iverson was arguably the best basketball player of all time with his pristine skill and knowledge of the game. Iverson has accomplished a lot throughout his career and has created a new style within the game. With his crazy hair styles, and various tattoos, Allen Iverson brought out his inner city streetball feel into the NBA, This was very different and caused a lot chaos around the league. Allen Iverson was one of the best to ever play the game, and had a bit of style within his cross-over

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    Isaiah Thomas and they name Allen Iverson. Allen Iverson arguably the best tiny guard in the NBA and the best player to never receive a ring. Now things weren’t all great for Mr. Iverson in his life as a child or even in his career, his career had his ups in downs from high school, college, and the pros. But he did have his shine and influence from the way he changed the guard position to changing the NBA style, but first up high school. In high school Allen hated basketball, he didn’t

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    Excessive survivalism is a sport in when athletes are obsessed with winning and will do anything to achieve that goal of winning. Players will find ways to bend the rules or cheat just to achieve the victory over their opponent. The need to win games will overrule the player’s morals and beliefs as a person. This is a huge problem athletes face when it comes to sports. They become so obsessed with winning that it becomes the only objective they focus on. Some athletes even put their health at

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    Chapter one, in childhood, Iverson had to protect his white friends from black to bully. White boy Jamie Rogers is Allen Iverson's best friend, the school's football team as a child is given priority with black children, Jamie was often bullied by the black children because of color of skin problems, and Allen Iverson has always been to protect him. Iverson has said: "He is my best friend." Chapter two, a football coach changed iverson's life. Iverson's personality is slack, and this

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    Hall of Famer Allen Iverson was known for his prolific scoring and rebellious style during his 14-year NBA career. He was also known by the nickname, ‘A.I” and ‘The Answer’, one of the most controversial Basketball players of all time, he is one of the most loved and hated figures in Basketball. Allen iverson overcame early legal problems to become a star basketball player at Georgetown and the first overall pick in the 1996 NBA Draft, a tremendous scorer despite his small stature, Iverson was named

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    should be a point where you should realize you have to stay humble. Knowing how important and successful you are is great, but I don’t believe it should be rubbed into people’s faces. There are also people that take what they have for granted, Allen Iverson is one

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    watching monster dunk. In fact, only incredible shots look better than crossovers. NBA great Allen Iverson, the founder of the crossover, definitely is more qualified. It started becoming popular for point guards in the late 1990’s. Then it spread to shooting guards and small forwards as well. These positions use the crossover the most. But it really started becoming used almost all the time after Iverson crossed up Michael Jordan. So theres a little background in the crossover. First you should

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    that practice makes perfect? Have you ever been told that if you keep practicing that you will see progress? Or have you been told that pracing matures you in different areas? You’re probably wondering why I’m am asking you these question because Allen Iverson words has changed my life and think about life more differently. What did he do? Will in 2000 he was at a press conference. Someone in the audience ask him “How come did you miss practice” His response was “We sitting here talking about practice

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