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BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Fan 3-Point Announcer Free Throw Full Court Blocked Shot Clock Travelling wearing a Shot Says Technical Foul Made Press Violation Steal Violation Wig Made Shot Cinderella Close-up of 3-Point Fan with LayUp Double Fan with Charging Free Throw Player's Shot Painted Airball Rebound Made Dribble a Sign Violation Made Family Made Face Close-up of Free 3-Point Players Cross-Court LayUp Time Inbounds Tie Game Coaches Throw Fadeaway Shot Shot High Five Violation Missed Pass (not 0-0) Family Missed Out Missed 3-Point Close-up of Fan Close-up of Player with a Travelling Time Blocked Double Rebound Shot Player's wearing a Coaches Knee Brace Violation Dribble Missed Out Shot Family Wig Family Shot of Tie Game LayUp Half Court Fan with Full Court LayUp Players Airball Charging Sad Fan (not 0-0) Missed Shot Violation a Sign Press Made High Five Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Fan 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Dancing Travelling Bounce Players Charging Shot Says Made Press Mascot Violation Pass High Five Violation Shot Made Cinderella Close-up shot Free Fan Shot Clock Charging Half Court Tie Game Fan with of Cheer Throw wearing a Tip Off Steal Violation Violation Shot (not 0-0) a Sign Leader Missed Wig 3-Point Fan with Double Slam Inbounds Cross-Court LayUp Fast Fadeaway Shot Rebound Shot a Sign Dribble Dunk Pass Violation Made Made Break Fan with Free Throw Players LayUp Close-up of Dancing Blocked Close-up shot Slam Tip Off Coaches of Cheer Painted Made High Five Missed Mascot Dunk Family Shot Leader Face 3-Point Bounce Player with a Tie Game Double Free Throw Full Court Shot Airball Technical Foul Pass Knee Brace (not 0-0) Steal Dribble Made Press Missed Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Fan with Close-up shot LayUp Announcer Announcer Free Throw Shot of Announcer LayUp Full Court Painted of Cheer Made Says #1 Seed Says Bracket Made Sad Fan Says #1 Seed Missed Press Face Leader Close-up of 3-Point Double LayUp Fast Inbounds Charging Dancing Travelling Player's Airball Shot Dribble Missed Pass Violation Mascot Violation Family Break Made Free Fan with Close-up of Travelling Cross-Court Full Court Time Player with a Rebound Throw Painted Coaches Rebound Violation Violation Press Knee Brace Missed Out Face Family 3-Point 3-Point Close-up of Free Throw Players Slam Tie Game Shot Clock LayUp Shot Shot Player's Made High Five Dunk (not 0-0) Violation Made Steal Made Missed Family Time Shot of Bounce LayUp Player Bounce Fan with Slam Blocked Tip Off Out Sad Fan Pass Made falls down Pass a Sign Dunk Shot Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Full Court Fast Travelling Bounce Time Charging Player Announcer Free Throw Fadeaway Shot Press Break Violation Pass Out Violation falls down Says Bracket Made 3-Point Free Fan with 3-Point Cross-Court Slam Shot of Shot Technical Foul Throw Painted Shot Airball Violation Dunk Steal Sad Fan Missed Missed Face Made Free Throw Double Shot Clock Charging Dancing LayUp Fan with LayUp Inbounds Tip Off Made Dribble Violation Violation Mascot Missed a Sign Made Pass Close-up of 3-Point 3-Point LayUp Player with a Players Double Coaches Shot Technical Foul Shot Rebound Missed Steal Knee Brace High Five Dribble Family Made Missed Fan Blocked LayUp Dancing Close-up shot Bounce Slam Travelling Full Court wearing a Airball of Cheer Violation Shot Made Mascot Wig Leader Pass Dunk Press Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO 3-Point Announcer Fan with Close-up of Players Bounce Full Court Player Shot Clock Slam Shot Says Painted Player's High Five Pass Press Substitution Violation Dunk Made Cinderella Face Family Close-up shot Fan Charging LayUp Charging Shot of Full Court LayUp of Cheer Violation Tip Off Airball Violation wearing a Leader Made Sad Fan Press Wig Made Fan with 3-Point Close-up of Free Throw Shot of Inbounds Half Court Fast Painted Shot Rebound Coaches Made Sad Fan Pass Steal Shot Face Made Family Break Fan Free Travelling Blocked Announcer Travelling LayUp Free Throw wearing a Throw Says Tip Off Airball Violation Violation Missed Made Wig Shot Missed Cinderella Close-up of 3-Point Player with a Slam Fan with Bounce Cross-Court Dancing Double Player's Rebound Shot Knee Brace Dunk a Sign Pass Violation Mascot Dribble Family Missed Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Fan 3-Point Announcer 3-Point Time Shot Clock Slam Shot of Dancing Bounce wearing a Shot Says Shot Violation Dunk Sad Fan Mascot Pass Out Wig Made Cinderella Missed Free Close-up shot Player Dancing Travelling Tie Game Double Blocked Throw of Cheer Tip Off Technical Foul Substitution Mascot Violation (not 0-0) Dribble Missed Leader Shot 3-Point Fan with LayUp Fast Players Shot of Full Court Inbounds Time LayUp Shot Painted Made High Five Sad Fan Press Pass Made Break Made Out Face 3-Point Free Throw Blocked Close-up of Cross-Court LayUp Players Fadeaway Shot Shot Airball Coaches Steal Made Violation Missed High Five Missed Shot Family Double LayUp Bounce Charging Travelling Slam Free Throw Full Court Technical Foul Rebound Dribble Missed Pass Violation Violation Dunk Made Press Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Announcer Close-up shot Cross-Court Slam Free Throw Fan with Full Court Charging Says of Cheer Airball Violation Steal Violation Dunk Made Cinderella a Sign Leader Press 3-Point Fan with Close-up of Fan Fast Tie Game Dancing Travelling Player LayUp Shot Painted Coaches wearing a (not 0-0) Mascot Violation Substitution Made Missed Face Break Family Wig 3-Point Close-up of Half Court Full Court LayUp Players Free Throw Rebound Shot Player's Tip Off Rebound Shot Press Missed High Five Made Made Family Free 3-Point 3-Point Inbounds Charging Player with a Announcer Shot Clock Double Throw Shot Shot Technical Foul Pass Violation Knee Brace Says Bracket Violation Dribble Missed Missed Made Bounce LayUp Players LayUp Slam Close-up of Bounce Fan with Announcer Airball Player's Says Pass Missed High Five Made Dunk Family Pass a Sign Cinderella Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO 3-Point Bounce Players Full Court Time Pump LayUp Bounce Fast Double Shot Pass High Five Press Fake Made Pass Dribble Made Out Break Close-up of Free Throw Dancing Tie Game Player Full Court Blocked Charging Slam Coaches Substitution Violation Airball Made Mascot (not 0-0) Family Press Shot Dunk Close-up shot Fan with Slam LayUp Charging Shot of Free Throw Inbounds Technical Foul Airball of Cheer Painted Dunk Made Violation Sad Fan Made Pass Leader Face Free 3-Point Double Travelling Blocked Player Player with a LayUp Tie Game Fadeaway Shot Throw Shot Dribble Violation falls down Knee Brace Missed (not 0-0) Shot Missed Made 3-Point Fan Close-up of Shot Clock Fan with Cross-Court Dancing Announcer Tip Off Shot wearing a Rebound Coaches Violation a Sign Violation Mascot Says Bracket Missed Wig Family Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com Brought to you by TeamColorsByCarrie.com BASKETBALL BINGO BASKETBALL BINGO Fan Close-up of 3-Point Announcer Fan with Player Announcer Bounce Fast wearing a Airball Coaches Shot Says Bracket a Sign Substitution Says #1 Seed Pass Wig Family Missed Break Close-up of Free Slam Pump Time Dancing Free Throw Player's Throw Player Rebound Dunk Steal Fake Substitution Mascot Made Family Missed Out 3-Point 3-Point Fan with LayUp Blocked Full Court Shot Player with a Charging Tip Off Shot Painted Shot Clock Knee Brace Missed Violation Violation Press Missed Shot Made Face 3-Point Close-up of Fan Inbounds Free 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