Five Pat Da Roc instructional moves slowed down and mixed for the young streetballer who wants to be like Pat! Pat’s combo of soccer and basketball stylee remains unmatched in the realm of streetball.

Come and Celebrate as Street Rootz Entertainment presents along with Jamtown and Tracey Lombardi’s CocktailsConnect, The Official Launch of Patrick Robinson aka Pat The Roc’s new website at ultra-chic Studio 21 in Manhattan. Pat is presently starring in the Ball Up Streetball Show on Fox Sports and Read More »

Union Square in New York City – 2011 People’s Games

At the vein of city life are the parks and recreational facilities that give men and women a haven from the grind of work. The People’s Games, according to the organizers, was a celebration of the common man and his right to compete and display his skill for his sport. Last week the inaugural sport chosen to kick off the Games was basketball, and two cities that love outdoor ball – LA and NYC – competed in a best-of-three tournament, with the first game held at Venice Beach and the second on a hardwood floor placed at the north end of Union Square Park in NYC. Game three was supposed to happen at the City College of NY (CCNY) up in Harlem but LA took care of that. Read More »

From Cardell Dudley

Basketball fans from all over the D.M.V, showed up to Patuxent High school in Lusby, MD to watch an entertaining game of the best streetballers around in an effort to raise money in the fight against autism. It was a big success to say the least. In a packed gym where some had to stand to get a view of the game, the A.I.P (Anything Is Possible) hosted event gave the fans what they wanted and more. In the building to put on the show was A.I.P head man Pat Da Roc, Silk, Baby Shack, Lonnie “Prime Objective” Harrell, Helicopter, Elevator, Supa Dave, White Chocolate and NYC stars Future and Special FX to name a few. Read More »

In 2008, Protoge partnered with the Entertainer’s Basketball Classic sponsoring the leagues uniforms. In 2009, they went to Fat Joe and created the “Blackout” signature shoe which is available right now in a couple of styles at K-MART. This year, they took a step further by starting up Team Protege, signing many of the members of the AND 1 franchise to a deal. Is this the streetball remix that many hope will return the movement to its past glory?

From Streetball.com.

One of the players scheduled to appear is Joe Vecsey’s man Pat Da Roc. Check Pat’s site for further information on him at www.patdaroc.com.