Double Ball

Double Ball is an advanced Origonese form of basketball.

It is played on a court with the same flooring but instead of a rectangular court its played on a perfect circle shaped court with a diameter the same as an NBA court length.

There are four back boards each holding two different baskets. So a total of eight baskets on the court attached to two backboards.

There is four teams competing against each other all protecting there backboard from three other teams players. The game is played with two basketballs at the same time.

To see this game properly played looks like a well choreographed play that must have took the players decades of training to pull off.

On The How (The Heart of the World), these Double Ball players vibrate at such a high level they can comprehend defending against three other teams and are very talented in capitalizing on being able to score on more then one basket and more than one back board.

The intensity for the fans is on a whole another level and if everything wasnt free on The How the Origonese speaking people would pay very good money to get to watch an Okibu game in person.

Okibu is the Origonese word for Double Ball.

It's similar to Okiju which is Origonese for Double Puck.

Announcements of more Origonese Sports to come soon unless someone else beats me too it and fills out a form to submit a request to co-create and forever be remembered as a Co-creationist in the Origonese source code which is used to keep track of the history and growth of Origonese.

Owobolo! Omagi and Omago!