The purpose of this study is to 1) understand Overseas Chinese University (OCU) students' learning satisfaction and learning achievement regarding their basketball class in the physical education curriculum; 2) compare dissimilar variables of OCU students' learning satisfaction and learning achievement differences regarding their basketball class in the physical education curriculum; and 3) explore the relationship of OCU students' learning satisfaction and learning achievement differences regarding their basketball class in the physical education curriculum. The sample was 300 OCU students. They were randomly selected and after deleting incomplete surveys, data for 246 students was used, which was 82% of the original number. Data analysis included descriptive analysis, an independent t test, ANOVA, and Pearson co relational coefficient. The results indicated: 1) Students scored better than average for basketball learning satisfaction and achievement. 2) Boys achieved greater scores in basketball learning satisfaction and achievement in comparison to girls, and the differences were statistically significant. 3) The results showed that the 22 year old group had significant better basketball learning satisfaction and achievement compared to the other three age groups. 4) There was a positive relationship between learning satisfaction and learning performance in basketball class.