The free-throw lane area that is usually painted a solid color.
Throwing the ball to another teammate.
The part of the court that extends beyond the foul circle, generally to the three point line.
A segment of game time; either quarter, half, or overtime.
Contacting a player in a way that may injure him.
An offensive player sets up a screen.
The foot that remains stationary until a dribbler passes the ball.
The point guard is a basketball player who primarily operates in the backcourt and assumes the responsibility of directing the team's offense. While their specific role may vary based on…
To have or control the basketball.
Usually but not limited to the areas on and around the blocks.
A players ability to play with his/her back to the basket.
"Doubling the post" in basketball refers to a defensive strategy where two defenders collaborate to guard an offensive player who is positioned in the low post area near the basket.…
The stronger of the two forward positions, generally used to score around the basket and to rebound the basketball.
Defensive strategy with intent to force opponents into turnovers with traps and pressure.