Basketball Sports Travel Guide

"The special thing is no matter where we go we're always the home team." - Harlem Globetrotters

Mr. Sports Travel has enjoyed a game on six continents, and a game at every NBA and G-League arena, plus every NCAA Division I college basketball venue, as well as countless D II, III, NAIA, Juco, high school and G-League games. And...hoops in 12 more countries, too!

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From here, enjoy hoops pages across this section of the site that chronicle Mr. Sports Travel's many journeys: the world, NBA, G-League, Division I, II, II colleges, plus NAIA and Jucos, plus hgh schools, and even hoops museums!

"People didn't believe me when I told them I practiced harder than I played, but it was true. That's where my comfort zone was created. By the time the game came, all I had to do was react to what my body was already accustomed to doing." – Michael Jordan

Hoops Attendance Travels of The Everywhere Man by the numbers:

Men’s NCAA D-I: about 500 (home games at all NCAA D-I schools.)

Women’s NCAA D-I: about 55 (home games at all 25 schools that have their own gyms separate from the men.)

Former NCAA D-I Hoops Venues (now all volleyball venues): about 35.

Also, approximately 80 NCAA D-II or III games in roughly 30 different states, plus the District of Columbia, and about another 40 or so games at NAIA or junior colleges across the fruited plain. Attended about a half dozen games in The Basketball League (minor league circuit) and taken in a high school contest in 35 states, including playoff championship tilts in West Virginia, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska.