Why is it that people look down on people who don t know how to basketball in the United States

Never heard of this phrase.

The first sport is not baseball, it's football.

I have a lot of white people in the U.S. who are very poor at basketball, worse than me * I never play basketball * who are very good at black people, but there are also a lot of black people who are average in terms of skills.

What to look down on, there are many sports in every country, and life lies in sports.

It has to do with the cultural background.

I don't know where you saw it, if you don't know how to basketball, you have to be looked down upon? There is no basis for this. Will people look down on people if they don't know how to play ping-pong in China? No.

Never heard of this phrase. The No. 1 sport in the United States has always been baseball, and if you say you never watch baseball, you're likely to be looked down upon, and it's no accident that Jordan went to play baseball after retiring for the first time. Remember that sports with a large field are always more popular than sports with a small field, sports with a large number of participants are more popular than sports with fewer participants, and sports with a wider range of participants are more popular.

In recent years, basketball has become far less popular in the United States than it was in the 90s, because blacks have completely dominated top leagues like the NBA, and promote non-mainstream culture such as hip-hop, and the United States is still white, and the sport in which few white sports heroes cannot be found is basketball. The NBA has also been a little helpless to expand overseas markets in recent years. College basketball in the NCAA is no worse than the NBA, and although it's hard to say, I know privately that there are racial issues at work.

In college leagues, whites and blacks compete fairly, and realize who is the best against whom.

Because a person who can't basketball is not a complete person in the United States.

Except in some special cases.

1.Americans have been teaching the basics of basketball since childhood, practicing ball. However, we mainly focus on academic learning, and these basic skills are rarely taught in physical education class.

For us amateur players, the basics are important, so most of their educated Americans have a solid basketball foundation.

2.Americans include both blacks and whites, blacks don't say, have good flexibility, explosiveness, good bounce, and a natural better sense of rhythm on the dribble. Although white people are almost explosive in terms of jumping, they have a large skeleton, a taller height, a lot of strength, a natural good feel, and their physical fitness is not comparable to that of yellow people.

So physically and technically, we are all in the back of the building, but we yellow people are good at technology, you see badminton, table tennis, diving, etc., which have small physical requirements and high technical requirements, we are not cutting vegetables when we play foreigners, and we are quite accurate in shooting, so God is fair, and we also have our own advantages.

This question is the same as asking why Chinese play table tennis so well.

In terms of commercial value, according to the statistics of the average market value of the team in 2004:

Each team in the NFL is worth $733 million, while the NBA is worth only $300.3 million per team, less than half that of an NFL team. In fact, the commercial value of the NFL is the absolute champion of all professional sports leagues in the world. In 2005, the NFL Fortune Champion Washington Redskins were worth $1.264 billion, making Manchester United the richest team in the world with a value of more than $1.251 billion.

The top 10 on this list has 6 NFL teams, 1MLB teams, 3 football teams, and no NBA teams.

Compared to basketball and baseball, football and soccer have an absolute advantage in terms of schedules - every Monday! The small number of matches greatly increases the importance of a single game; Matches can be scheduled on weekends for the convenience of fans**. These characteristics, which have led to a high level of fan attention, have a great attraction to TV stations and advertisers, and have become an absolute competitive advantage for the NFL ahead of MLB and NBA.

Especially in the playoffs, a win-win NFL game will bring fans much more anticipation, anxiety, excitement, joy or pain than a seven-game NBA game

There are often ** or fans who accuse the NBA of maneuvering in the playoffs with the intention of increasing the number of games and directing an exciting Game 7 - if true, it is only the NBA's countermeasure against the competitive disadvantage.

The advantage of the schedule has led national television companies to pay huge sums of money for NFL TV contracts, both in the regular season and in the playoffs. In the NBA, where each team plays 82 games per season, interest from national television companies is limited to key matchups, and most of the games are only bought by local broadcasters, which is very low.

Admittedly, the NFL also has "garbage events".

The NFL made a strategic decision decades ago to avoid being picked by TV companies. For decades, the NFL has always insisted on a package of all games** and distributed the proceeds evenly among the teams. It not only ensures that each team gets enough ****, but also ensures that the small market team has enough income to maintain competitiveness.

In the NBA, on the other hand, it is far more difficult for small-market teams to survive than in the NFL.