Top Basketball Youtube Channels | PART II

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If you are into basketball, then you'll probably know that YouTube is a great source of information, news, updates and even learning a few more tricks.

Today we continue with YouTube channels series, in case you want more.

The link to the previous blog article is here:
=>>> Top Basketball Youtube Channels | Part I

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1. BBALL Breakdown by Coach Nick

About: Coach Nick here and welcome to BBALLBREAKDOWN - where I break down NBA games from a coach's perspective. Using arrows, freeze frames, slow motion, and voice over, I'll break down what is REALLY happening on the court. The details you might've missed, the strategy the coaches are employing, the footwork the players use.
Subscribe for: Interesting basketball moments, game breakdown, fun facts
Link to channel: BBALLBREAKDOWN


2. Bleacher Report

About: The official YouTube page of Bleacher Report. Subscribe to see sports highlights, features and animations that drive fandom and bring the culture of sports to life.
Subscribe for: Regular news and peculiar animation series about current events.
Link to channel: Bleacher Report


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 3. ESPN Channel: Basketball Playlists

About: ESPN on YouTube features up-to-the-minute sports news coverage, scores, highlights and commentary.
Subscribe for: official reports, interviews and comments.
Link to the playlists: NBA News, The Hoop Collective

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