Insidehoops.com - Basketball News + Rumors + More

Are you a basketball fan? Want to keep track on the latest news and rumors? InsideHoops is a respected and popular pro basketball website. You’ll find NBA basketball news, rumors, articles, views and analysis, features & info, plus college hoops, high school, streetball and more. They provide an in-depth coverage of NBA games, and constantly do face-to-face interviews with LeBron James, Kevin Garnett, Jason Kidd, Vince Carter, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan, Shawn Marion, Dwyane Wade and the world’s most famous basketball stars. They also provide key essentials like scores and stats, the coolest compilation of stats for an entire NBA season, complete news and the hottest rumors and gossip, expert analysis from press row, great fan editorials from the living room sofa, and complete, total hoops coverage. You’ll find the forums a fun and friendly place to discuss professional basketball plus a cool basketball blog. Other fan interaction features include free websites for high school teams and leagues, message boards and a live NBA chat to hang with friends during work.

“InsideHoops.com is a successful, experienced, well-established, proven company. Way back in their December 25, 2000 issue, Sports Illustrated called InsideHoops.com "a haven for pro basketball junkies." Forbes named us "Best of the Web" (Winter, 2002). Yahoo Internet Life (March, 2002) praised the InsideHoops daily rumors page. Various other magazines featured us over the next few years. InsideHoops.com is a trusted source of the print media. Our analysis or information has been quoted in the New York Times, New York Post, New York Newsday, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, Indianapolis Star, Philadelphia Daily News, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Kansas City Star, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Detroit News, Arizona Republic, Jerusalem Post and dozens of other major papers.”

InsideHoops seems a must-visit place for basketball addicts. But it also opens a range of possibilities for advertisers. If you’re advertising basketball products, services or events, that targets a mostly male (ages 16-35) audience, you need to be seen on InsideHoops. You’ll reach basketball fans as well as college and streetball players, and employees of teams, plus agents and others in the sports and entertainment worlds.

Will they be able to compete with thousands of sports websites on the internet, many of them focusing in basketball news? With NBA’s official site and other similar websites, why would anyone prefer InsideHoops? Will they improve the site performance? Many of its links aren’t currently working.