It is a cold and dreary Saturday morning. A local resident is out for his daily walk when he notices a lot of activity at a gymnasium.
He walks inside, and, for a few minutes, watches a basketball game before heading back on his route.
That, he thinks to himself, is what James Naismith envisioned when he invented the sport in 1891.
No, there were no peach baskets hanging from the walls, nor was there a jump ball after each made basket.