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A NBA Stars schedule

November 10, 2007

Did you ever wonder what NBA players really do all day long? Well as you can imagine there is practice and traveling. Thanks to Dirk Nowitzkis new website we know now what Dirk is doing the whole time. He has published his schedule.out by Dirks blinking eyes on the web site but if they can keep up the good work with the content it might be one of the better NBA players personal web sites. So here is Dirks schedule which I had to type up since the site is a flash site..

Oct. 26 Practice

Oct. 27 Practice and Morning News photoshoot, Gala winner basketball clinic and dinner

Oct. 28 no practice

Nov. 3 Interview with German TV station Premiere, which is broadcasting the games in Germany

Nov. 4 Dirk live on ABC as official starterof Nascar Nextel Cup race (200,000 in attandance)

Nov. 6 Dirk and Jason’s car commericial taping, after practice, approx 3pm

Hold up – I remember seeing this video here a while ago:

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Are they doing another one? Dirk and Jet 2? Maybe we will know soon what happened on Nov.6 at 3pm 🙂

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