Sport and Outdoor

Wilson K Six Two Tennis Racquet The Wilson K Six Two Tennis Racquet is a favorite for all court players of all skill levels. Incredibly versatile, powerful and easy to play with, this racquet is truly an all-around solution to help any player control their opponent and raise their game to the next level. Features: Headsize: 105.

The Level Six Duke Drytop features the same great fit as the popular Mack Drytop but in lighter-weight eXhaust 2.5 fabric. The result is a comfortable, unrestricting, fully waterproof 3-season kayaking top.

with Dom Starsia, University of Virginia Head Coach; ; 2011 NCAA Champions; 2011 F. Morris Touchstone Division I Head Coach of the Year (3-time winner of the award); 4x National Champions (2011, 2006, 2003, 1999); 7X ACC Coach of the Year (winningest coach in conference history); National Lacrosse Hall of Fame (2008) Coach Dom Starsia led the University of Virginia men's lacrosse team to 11 consecutive NCAA tournaments including two national championships in '99 and '03. In this video, he gives a detailed look at goalie play, an area his Virginia teams have consistently excelled in. Starsia reveals seven key components he defines as the basics of goalie play. He then covers in detail the stance, warm-up routine, game-like drills, and breakout drills to help create the perfect goalie. Using game footage, markerboard diagrams, and on-field demonstrations, Starsia provides coaches at all levels with the tools needed to develop a rock-solid goalie. 48 minutes. 2004.

The Tippmann& X7 collapsable carstock for the Tippmann& X7 paintball marker offers 6 different positions that easily adjust during play. Its construction is high-strength and weatherproof and it ranges in length from 7 to 11 inches.

New, plastic on handle, Wilson K Factor six.Two tennis racket in a midplus 100 square inch head and 4 1/2 grip size and strung with Syn Gut extreme 16g. The K Six Two weighs 10.5 ounces unstrung and is 27.inches long. Recommended string tension is 53 to 63 lbs on this 16X19 string pattern where I recommend going down 3 lbs in the cross strings to equalize pressure throughout the string bed. The K Six.two features Karophite technology which utilizes carbon black nano fiber for better control and feel. Kcompact center for longer base, more control and Konstruction new frame design and more stability. 4(k)ubed equals 64% more Kontrol. It is balanced at 32.5 cm for a 5 pt head light rating. The K Six two also features a Wilson Kontrol grip .

Great for the coldest of conditions, these Mitts are your go-to weapon against the war on frozen fingers. They employ our signature Micro Plush neoprene with a sticky grid skin exterior that really sticks to your paddle.

with Tom Crean, Indiana University Head Coach; former Marquette University Head Coach; 2x Conference USA Coach of the Year; 2003 NCAA Final Four Coach Crean takes the box set series and breaks it down into parts. The box set can confuse the defense by running different action out of the same set. The first box set places two perimeter players at the elbows and flows into a ball side triangle. The flare screen and post feed "split" action creates several problems for the defense. The goal of these plays is to reverse the ball and force one defender to guard two offensive players on the weak side. Box #2 places a shooter on the left block and is a good late 3-point shot. Box #3 is a misdirection play with ball screens. Spacing out on the perimeter allows the cross screen action and the screen the screener action to materialize. Box #4 is perfect for a lay up coming out of a time out. Refusal of the ball screen creates penetration and dish possibilities or a lay up. The flare screen in Box #5 sets up a hard back screen on the post, sending him to the open block area for post position. The last option is a double screen for your post player for a jump shot. The final box play creates an isolation for a guard, a double screen for a shooter and an over-the-top chest cut. 63 minutes. 2007.

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The Level Six Duke Drytop features the same great fit as the popular Mack Drytop but in lighter-weight eXhaust 2.5 fabric. The result is a comfortable, unrestricting, fully waterproof 3-season kayaking top.

The Level Six Duke Drytop features the same great fit as the popular Mack Drytop but in lighter-weight eXhaust 2.5 fabric. The result is a comfortable, unrestricting, fully waterproof 3-season kayaking top.

The Level Six Duke Drytop features the same great fit as the popular Mack Drytop but in lighter-weight eXhaust 2.5 fabric. The result is a comfortable, unrestricting, fully waterproof 3-season kayaking top.

with Bill Self, University of Kansas Head Coach; 2008 NCAA Champions Coach Bill Self complements his popular High/Low Motion tape with this tape on entries. Self details and demonstrates six entries, each consisting of multiple options and counters for all five players on the floor. Options include post-ups, 3-point shots, backdoors, and lobs out of a 1-4 and 1-2-2 alignment. This high quality videotape, shot at one of the largest demonstration coaching clinics in the country, is an excellent complement to his High/Low Motion Offense video! 58 minutes. 2002.

In 2008, the Kansas Jayhawks defeated Portland State, UNLV, Villanova, Davidson, North Carolina, and Memphis to win the NCAA® men's basketball championship. Relive every exciting moment with this 6-disc Six Games, One Championship DVD set.

The Cando balance stone is a versatile addition to a therapy or play regime. These stones measure 14 inches in diameter and come as a set of six.

Classification: Low profile modular pocket, utility pouch, accessory pouch, MOLLE pocket, MOLLE pouch, camera case. Product Materials 1000-Denier water and abrasion resistant light-weight ballistic nylon fabric high strength zippers and zipper tracks Triple polyurethane coated for water resistance

"In order that there will be no misunderstanding regarding the eligibility of a candidate, the recipient of the award must be a bona fide student of an accredited university. The recipient must be in compliance with the bylaws defining an NCAA student." -- From the ballot for the Heisman Trophy December 10, 2005: Amid a roaring ovation and media crush, with his family standing proudly by his side, Reginald Alfred Bush is named the year's Heisman Trophy winner. With his honest demeanor, effervescent smile and, of course, stunning talent displayed on the fields of the University of Southern California, Reggie Bush is, on that celebratory night, the portrait of a great American sportsman, and the pinnacle of everything the NCAA espouses in its athletes. What America didn't know about the acclaimed college star was that, in direct violation of NCAA policies, Bush and his family had allegedly taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gifts long before he ever laid his hands on the Heisman. The rumors first surfaced one week before the 2006 NFL draft: allegations of improper benefits that transformed Bush's final year at USC into a financial windfall. The resulting scandal from such charges could mark one of the darkest chapters in college football history. Now, drawn together for the first time in Tarnished Heisman, the facts are laid bare. Don Yaeger, a former Sports Illustrated investigative reporter who documented the Duke University lacrosse case in the shattering New York Times bestseller It's Not About the Truth, reveals the heated controversy behind Bush's high-flying rise before turning pro for the New Orleans Saints, going back to his first taste of fame, when Bush landed in the pages of Sports Illustrated and all eyes were watching to see what was next for the USC sophomore. What few eyes saw, however, were the ties between Bush and two San Diego men, cofounders of a fledgling sports agency, who claim to have paid Bush and his family in cash and gifts to ensure his endorsement -- benefits including a vintage car, lavish trips, and an upscale home where Bush's family lived rent-free. Don Yaeger exposes the NCAA-prohibited activity in which Bush allegedly engaged, and also shows how USC and its coaching staff appeared to have turned a blind eye to the increasingly luxurious lifestyle of their star athlete and his family. With the explosive information revealed in Tarnished Heisman, Bush stands to be ruled ineligible -- a decision that could cost his alma mater the 2004 national championship title, force the forfeit of every game Bush played in after losing his eligibility, and potentially strip Reggie Bush of the shining prize of his college career: the Heisman Trophy.

"In order that there will be no misunderstanding regarding the eligibility of a candidate, the recipient of the award must be a bona fide student of an accredited university. The recipient must be in compliance with the bylaws defining an NCAA student." -- From the ballot for the Heisman Trophy December 10, 2005: Amid a roaring ovation and media crush, with his family standing proudly by his side, Reginald Alfred Bush is named the year's Heisman Trophy winner. With his honest demeanor, effervescent smile and, of course, stunning talent displayed on the fields of the University of Southern California, Reggie Bush is, on that celebratory night, the portrait of a great American sportsman, and the pinnacle of everything the NCAA espouses in its athletes. What America didn't know about the acclaimed college star was that, in direct violation of NCAA policies, Bush and his family had allegedly taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gifts long before he ever laid his hands on the Heisman. The rumors first surfaced one week before the 2006 NFL draft: allegations of improper benefits that transformed Bush's final year at USC into a financial windfall. The resulting scandal from such charges could mark one of the darkest chapters in college football history. Now, drawn together for the first time in Tarnished Heisman, the facts are laid bare. Don Yaeger, a former Sports Illustrated investigative reporter who documented the Duke University lacrosse case in the shattering New York Times bestseller It's Not About the Truth, reveals the heated controversy behind Bush's high-flying rise before turning pro for the New Orleans Saints, going back to his first taste of fame, when Bush landed in the pages of Sports Illustrated and all eyes were watching to see what was next for the USC sophomore. What few eyes saw, however, were the ties between Bush and two San Diego men, cofounders of a fledgling sports agency, who claim to have paid Bush and his family in cash and gifts to ensure his endorsement -- benefits including a vintage car, lavish trips, and an upscale home where Bush's family lived rent-free. Don Yaeger exposes the NCAA-prohibited activity in which Bush allegedly engaged, and also shows how USC and its coaching staff appeared to have turned a blind eye to the increasingly luxurious lifestyle of their star athlete and his family. With the explosive information revealed in Tarnished Heisman, Bush stands to be ruled ineligible -- a decision that could cost his alma mater the 2004 national championship title, force the forfeit of every game Bush played in after losing his eligibility, and potentially strip Reggie Bush of the shining prize of his college career: the Heisman Trophy.

Wilson K Six Two Tennis Racquet The Wilson K Six Two Tennis Racquet is a favorite for all court players of all skill levels. Incredibly versatile, powerful and easy to play with, this racquet is truly an all-around solution to help any player control their opponent and raise their game to the next level. Features: Headsize: 105.

Whether the ground is extra hard or extra soft these 10" stakes give you a secure hold.

"In order that there will be no misunderstanding regarding the eligibility of a candidate, the recipient of the award must be a bona fide student of an accredited university. The recipient must be in compliance with the bylaws defining an NCAA student." -- From the ballot for the Heisman Trophy December 10, 2005: Amid a roaring ovation and media crush, with his family standing proudly by his side, Reginald Alfred Bush is named the year's Heisman Trophy winner. With his honest demeanor, effervescent smile and, of course, stunning talent displayed on the fields of the University of Southern California, Reggie Bush is, on that celebratory night, the portrait of a great American sportsman, and the pinnacle of everything the NCAA espouses in its athletes. What America didn't know about the acclaimed college star was that, in direct violation of NCAA policies, Bush and his family had allegedly taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gifts long before he ever laid his hands on the Heisman. The rumors first surfaced one week before the 2006 NFL draft: allegations of improper benefits that transformed Bush's final year at USC into a financial windfall. The resulting scandal from such charges could mark one of the darkest chapters in college football history. Now, drawn together for the first time in Tarnished Heisman, the facts are laid bare. Don Yaeger, a former Sports Illustrated investigative reporter who documented the Duke University lacrosse case in the shattering New York Times bestseller It's Not About the Truth, reveals the heated controversy behind Bush's high-flying rise before turning pro for the New Orleans Saints, going back to his first taste of fame, when Bush landed in the pages of Sports Illustrated and all eyes were watching to see what was next for the USC sophomore. What few eyes saw, however, were the ties between Bush and two San Diego men, cofounders of a fledgling sports agency, who claim to have paid Bush and his family in cash and gifts to ensure his endorsement -- benefits including a vintage car, lavish trips, and an upscale home where Bush's family lived rent-free. Don Yaeger exposes the NCAA-prohibited activity in which Bush allegedly engaged, and also shows how USC and its coaching staff appeared to have turned a blind eye to the increasingly luxurious lifestyle of their star athlete and his family. With the explosive information revealed in Tarnished Heisman, Bush stands to be ruled ineligible -- a decision that could cost his alma mater the 2004 national championship title, force the forfeit of every game Bush played in after losing his eligibility, and potentially strip Reggie Bush of the shining prize of his college career: the Heisman Trophy.

Introducing the Cool Six Cooler - a revolution in beverage technology! Designed for optimum security and constant cooling, the Cool Six Cooler allows you to maintain a six-pack of your favorite canned or bottled drinks at ice-cold temperature wherever your day out may take you. The drinks are kept intact by a team logo-emblazoned neoprene outer casing, with a contoured plastic ice pack in the center that keeps your drinks snug and oh-so frosty despite even the hottest weather. It all comes together with a plastic handle to help you carry your drinks around with unprecedented ease and convenience. The Cool Six Cooler - your final stop on the cold beverage express!Neoprene insulationApproximately 9" x 7 1/2" x 4"Holds cans or bottlesTeam logo and colorsPlastic carry handleHand wash onlyMade in China, finished in the USAOfficially licensed collegiate product

In 2008, the Kansas Jayhawks defeated Portland State, UNLV, Villanova, Davidson, North Carolina, and Memphis to win the NCAA® men's basketball championship. Relive every exciting moment with this 6-disc Six Games, One Championship DVD set.

Anti-pill fleece picnic blanket has a coated nylon back for durability and function. Double web carry straps is ideal for many indoor and outdoor activities. Measures 50 inches by 60 inches. Whether it's a trip to the beach, a picnic, sporting events, outdoor concert or as a play-mat around the house. It is lightweight and compact, for convenient storage and traveling. This blanket is easy to care for, simply machine wash cold and tumble dry on low. No Assembly Required. This is an official Lucan Irish Six licensed product.

Anti-pill fleece picnic blanket has a coated nylon back for durability and function. Double web carry straps is ideal for many indoor and outdoor activities. Measures 50 inches by 60 inches. Whether it's a trip to the beach, a picnic, sporting events, outdoor concert or as a play-mat around the house. It is lightweight and compact, for convenient storage and traveling. This blanket is easy to care for, simply machine wash cold and tumble dry on low. No Assembly Required. This is an official Lucan Irish Six licensed product.