Basketball rebounding apparatus
OwnerGreg Hillaryinventor
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Abstract
The basketball rebounding apparatus includes a first frame having a first arm and a second arm. The first and second arms lead to a second frame. The second frame may be hingedly coupled to the first and second arms, thereby the second frame may descend away from the first and second arms. The basketball rebounding apparatus may have a spring that controls the second frame. When a basketball passes through a basketball hoop and the basketball rebounding apparatus, it will travel towards the second frame via the first and second arms. Once the basketball contacts the second frame, it will be in a stationary position until removed by a user.
Claims17
A basketball rebounding apparatus comprising:
- a first frame comprising a removably attachable first arm and a removably attachable second arm;
- a plurality of first fasteners removably attachable to the first frame;
- a second frame hingedly coupled to the first arm and the second arm at an end opposite the first frame;
- a support member positioned on and coupled to a lower surface of the second frame, the second frame, when in a first position, holds a basketball, the support member comprising a first bracket coupled to a lower surface of the support member;
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- a cage that retains the basketball in the basketball rebounding apparatus, the cage comprising:
- a first cage member,
- a second cage member,
- a third cage member, and
- a fourth cage member, the fourth cage member comprising a second bracket that has a second bracket aperture and a second bracket fastener.
A basketball rebounding apparatus comprising:
- a first frame with a first arm and a second arm;
- a plurality of first fasteners removably attachable to the first frame, the plurality of first fasteners each comprise, at a first end, a first finger, a second finger, and a channel interposed between the first and second fingers that receives a rim of a basketball hoop;
- a second frame hingedly coupled to the first arm and the second arm at an end opposite the first frame, the second frame, when in a first position, holds a basketball;
- a support member positioned on and coupled to a lower surface of the second frame;
- a first bracket coupled to a lower surface of the support member;
- a cage that retains the basketball in the basketball rebounding apparatus, the cage comprising:
- a first cage member coupled to a rear side of the first and second arms,
- a second cage member coupled to the first cage member,
- a third cage member coupled to a bottom side of the first and second arms, and
- a fourth cage member;
- wherein the second frame moves from the first, resting position to a second, release position when downward force is placed on the second frame.
A basketball rebounding apparatus comprising:
- a first frame comprising a first receiving member and a second receiving member;
- a first arm removably attachable to the first receiving member;
- a second arm removably attachable to the second receiving member;
- a plurality of first fasteners removably attachable to the first frame, the plurality of first fasteners each comprise, at a first end, a first finger, a second finger, and a channel interposed between the first and second fingers that fastens to a rim of a basketball hoop;
- a second frame hingedly coupled to the first arm and the second arm at an end opposite the first frame;
- a support member positioned on and removably attachable to a lower surface of the second frame, the second frame, when in a first position, holds a basketball;
- a first bracket coupled to a lower surface of the support member;
- a cage that retains the basketball in the basketball rebounding apparatus, the cage comprising:
- a first cage member coupled to a rear side of the first and second arms,
- a second cage member coupled to the first cage member,
- a third cage member coupled to a bottom side of the first and second arms, and
- a fourth cage member;
- a second bracket that is coupled to a lower surface of the fourth cage member;
- an actuator coupled to the first bracket and the second bracket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.