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Hoop Farm is back in summer 2012. We’ve had a lot of fun the past few years and are excited to see a lot of returners and welcome some new faces this year. For a recap of last year’s camp, and to register for this years, please visit the camp page.

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Wed, Mar 28th 2012, 11:43

Farmar out with groin injury

Add Jordan Farmar to the ever-growing list of casualties for the Nets this season.

Farmar, who has dealt with groin injuries all season long, was ruled out for at least the next 10 days before last night’s 105-84 loss to the Jazz at Prudential Center.

“Injuries are part of the game,” Farmar said after the game. “I’ve just got to understand that it happens, and you’ve got to get healthy. Health is first and foremost. I’ve got a long career ahead of me — I’m only 25 — and I just want to get it right.

“It was such a nothing-type, minor injury when it first happened that I took it for granted,’’ he said. “I felt I’d be OK in a day,...

Thu, Mar 8th 2012, 09:53

Jordan hits the game winner to carry Nets past Clippers

Jordan Farmar stood at the three-point line with his thoughts, the ball and an imperative moment hanging in the balance.

The Nets had blown an 18-point lead. They committed a silly foul. They were on the brink of allowing Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and the Clippers to steal their thunder.

But Deron Williams drew a double- team on the final possession. He found Farmar, who swished the game-winning three-pointer with 0.2 seconds remaining, giving the Nets a 101-100 victory over the Clippers.

“Jordan probably made the biggest shot this year for us. In this situation at home in front of a great crowd, the way this win happened was perfect,” Avery Johnson said.

“I told myself I have a…

Fri, Feb 24th 2012, 10:45

Jordan Blindsides Shelden Williams

Thu, Feb 16th 2012, 07:04

Farmar is sore, but hopes to play against Indiana Pacers

Jordan Farmar said he strained his groin in Tuesday’s practice, but the Nets’ backup point guard expected that with treatment all day, he’d be able to play against the Memphis Grizzlies tonight.

But all the treatment made the groin sore, he said, and he was scratched from the game right at the start. He does hope to play Thursday night in Indianapolis, he said.

“We decided just to relax, ice it, let it cool back down, hopefully, with some anti-inflammatory medication and let it rest for another day, it won’t be an issue anymore,” Farmar said. “Hopefully, on the plane, it kicks in strong and it feels much better tomorrow.”

Sat, Feb 4th 2012, 08:27

Hoop Farm 2012

Hoop Farm is back! Camp will be held at UCLA’s John Wooden Center from August 7-10, 2012, and registration is now open.

At Hoop Farm, campers receive coaching from 15 top notch NCAA and NBA athletes, as well as instruction from Jordan himself! Jordan is always at each camp all day, everyday, in order to ensure that each camper has a memorable experience and a great time. Hoop Farm offers a basketball camp experience like none other, and we recommend that you come try it for yourself. We hope to see you this summer.

For more info and to sign up, visit the Camp Page.