Basketball fans

Dear God.

Have you ever seen those insane groups of fans that made you wonder, could anyone be more dedicated than them? From body paint to coordinated colors to chants and signs, some fan groups stand out above the rest in showing off their extreme team spirit...

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The Dominique Wilkins Windmill Jam.....this guy made me a basketball fan.

WNBA legend Diana Taurasi recently shared her positive outlook on the future of women's basketball. In an interview, Taurasi commended rising star Caitlin Clark and her potential to elevate the sport. Despite existing hurdles like low attendance and financial backing, Taurasi remains hopeful for the WNBA's growth. As a revered figure in women's basketball, Taurasi stressed the significance of backing and nurturing female athletes. She emphasized the necessity of role models and…

He is out of this world

A telephoto shot with the focus on the fans gives the viewer a chance to peruse the different expressions of joy on the faces of the Slovenia supporters. They had good reason to cheer too, as their team caused an upset in the EuroBasket European Basketball Championship when they defeated defending champions Spain 78-69

Iconic American Sport Photography by Neil Leifer Neil Leifer is an American photographer born in 1942. He caught many important moment of the American society. His sport photography is one of his most famous work. He photographed glory hours of the American Sport. From Muhammad Ali’s fight to Michael Jordan’s matches, including the black power salute from the African-American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos during the Olympics in 1968 in Mexico, all this instants are in all memories.

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The United States players celebrate winning the Men's Basketball gold medal game between the United States and Spain. (Getty Images)

The “fashion police” of TikTok have spoken.

To create fan events where the fans are—and not just in their living rooms—ESPN launched an event series surrounding tentpole moments in sports.