Dude would still be ahead of his time if he played today,amazing!

Just watching Pete's drills and doing them have made me a WAY better ball handler

I learned so much watching Red on Roundball as a kid

Two legends!!

I love how amazed Red is while watching...

Red gives a ton of useful information in these short halftime spots. I was old enough to see remember hurt Pete. His knee injury really hurt him after .His stature as the most amazing scorer and passer was legend. You tube has great mind boggling shots and passes. For more crazy dribbling drills youtube pete Maravich homework dribbling. He breaks it down like a doctor. The shooting video is just as good.

Red Auerbach is awesome

What a legend

My Favorite Player!

thank you red for your wonderful advice and inspiration :)

I hit myself in the nuts after watching this...Thanks alot Pete

Think this Red On Roundball piece originally ran during halftime of the Portland Phoenix game toward the end of the 1977 regular season.

Pete started hitting the weights in his late career and it showed in this clip.

He is better and more underrated than Steve Nash

That Stutter dribble is AMAZING. Better than cross overs, it's more efficient.

Calvin Murphy could do much of this as well. He too perfected similar drills. 2 best ball handlers I've seen, along with Isiah Thomas.

I used to love these when they came on and there was another one that used to come on with "Pisto"l showcasing an array of different drills. I would practice the different drills all the time. I felt that they improved my little junior high school game somewhat ha, hahaha. Pete was something else he had the inner city kids emulating his game that's how spectacular he was. Which was usual back then because although I "loved"Jerry West and Rick Barry the kids in my neighborhood weren't trying to emulate them. Most of the kids wanted to play more like "Earl the Pearl" "Tiny Archibald" and "Pistol" because they played more of a inner city type game. The NBA didn't have alot of guys like that back then until the infusion of the ABA players after the merger.

Pure skillz

When I think of Maravich, I think of scoring. But he was a tremendous ball handler and passer.

nice vid very nice thanx for posting

*THE MOST UNDERRATED PLAYER IN NBA HISTORY.*

Pete is having fun.

And to think he did these amazing skills when palming lifting and carrying the ball were dribbling violations.. to this day.. no one can dribble the way he does...

Auerbach was the greatest coach.

Bob Cousy then PISTOL PETE then Magic followed

I wonder what Pete would have thought about the Shamgod move. lol. I bet he could do it.

Dang players were way quicker than they are now

adidas supersatars real baller shoes!!!! good grip

Pete's father developed his talent. Was kind of like the Williams' sisters' father, or Tiger Woods' dad.

Red reminds me a bit of Al Pacino

im surprised ball hog gloves wasn't advertised before this video

Imagine if they’d have let Maravich palm and carry the ball then like today.

Ain't that the same 2-ball drill Steph does before every game?

Uncle Joey sent me

0:00,2:15.

Stephen Curry watched this video when he was a kid.

2:15.

I'd put maravich up against Jordan any day

not from this world

Mr. Charles P. Pierce sent me here.

that second drill bit risky myte hit ur nuts lol