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| Title: Full Court Fever |
| Author:
Fred Bower |
| Series:
AllStar SportStory |
| Reviewed
by: Connor
C . '12
This book is about
a seventh-grade basketball team who thinks they cannot win
because of their lack of size. Every year they play the eighth-grade,
and every year the seventh-grade team loses. Then one day,
Kelvin, Michael, and Conor (all on the seventh grade team)
go to the House of Cards, a sports card shop. They start to
look at old magazines on the NCAA basketball season in 1964.
They find out that the team that wins that year is the UCLA
Bruins. They also learn that they play a much taller Michigan
team. The boys want to know how they win. They find out that
they use a "full court press" for the whole game,
because the Bruins are much quicker than Michigan. The boys
think that they can use the "press" because their
whole team is quick. To find out if the "press"
works for the seventh-grade team read Full Court Fever.
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