Spot-a-Shot Basketball Board Game
Monday July 7, 2003
Bobby Knight, he of the oft-displayed foul temper, Rick Pitino, a championship-winning coach, and Denny Crum, the former head coach at Lousiville, have all played Michael Montgomery's basketball board game Spot-a-Shot. According to the Fort Wayne News Sentinel, Montgomery has sold hundreds of the handmade, wooden 10-inch by 18-inch games, and he now makes more than two dozen every day. In Spot-a-Shot, players compete to move their basketballs off of the "court" by rolling dice.
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Erik, I can’t believe you have you picture up there endorsing this crappy game.
Hi Wei-Hwa,
I didn’t endorse this game at all. I simply posted a little bit of info and a (now outdated, since this item is from July 2003) link to a newspaper article.
Cheers,
Erik
my name is Michael B. Montgomery the inventor of Spot A Shot basketball board game. The Naismith foundation has endorsed my spot a shot game it is now the Naismith Spot A Shot basketball board gamr one of the most competitive dice games to ever be on the market. so obviously Mr. wei or whatever his name is just probabally can’t figure the game out. Respectfully Michael B. Montgomery Inventor Naismith Spot A Shot Baskrtball board game. P.S. It’s also in the Basketball Hall of Fame.it must not be to bad Huh!!!