How can I create a rotating basketball image in Motion?

I need to have a basketball rotate and do a full 360 degree. I took an image from Google Images and dragged into Motion and applied the sphere filter. Is that the best 3D looking basketball I can get from a 2D image? Thanks!
Message was edited by: Host <to correct typo in title, change it to clarify>

You need an unrolled basketball image and wrap that around a sphere...
Like this:
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