Thunder of the Harlem Globetrotters completely shattered the Guinness World Records® record for farthest basketball shot made backwards. With a distance of 82’2″, Thunder broke the previous record by 10 feet!
(Video) Basketball: WOAH, Ex-Harlem Globetrotter Has Disappeared On California Road Trip!
A former Harlem Globetrotter has vanished on a road trip from his home in Alhambra to see his girlfriend. Harris was planning to move in with his longtime girlfriend in Seattle. However, sheriffs found 37-year old Rico Omar Harris’ black Nissan abandoned in Yolo County, with no trace of him in sight! Hit the jump for more details…
(PHOTOS) Sports: They’re Getting So Big! Britney Spears’ Kids Meet The Harlem Globetrotters
Awww, how cute! Britney’s boys are growing! The 2 brothers were spotted at the Staples Center checking out a Harlem Globetrotters game. Check out the pics…
(Video) Sports: The Longest Basketball Shot Ever Made In History!
Corey “Thunder” Law of the Harlem Globetrotters is a little more famous today. Yesterday, with a rep from the Guinness Book Of World Records on hand to verify, Law made the longest basketball shot in history. It happened at the U.S. Airways center in Phoenix where the NBA Suns play. The Shot was 109 feet and 9 inches. The old record was about 104 feet. Honestly he made it look pretty easy too. Hit the jump to see yourself.
(Video) Sports: SCARY!! You Won’t Believe How This Dunk Ends
We all know games with the Harlem Globetrotters are supposed to be fun, family type events. Unfortunately during a game in Honduras, Globetrotters player Bull Bullard found out that even during a fun game, things can get very serious. Hit the jump to see what happens on this alley-oop attempt.
(Video) Harlem Globetrotters Smashing Backboards!
OK. So its not some NBA star destroying a backboard during a game, but still, its an impressive feat. The Globetrotters were playing in Ecuador this week and managed to break 2 backboards in one game. Who knows how strong the rim was made to begin with, but regardless I am sure the fans in Ecuador felt they got their money worth. Check the video after the jump. IamJOE357
