Due Date: Thursday, October 7th
Basketball history and rules quiz. Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. Each question is worth 2 points.
1. Who invented the game of basketball and where was it invented?
2. In high school basketball, how long may a defensive player stand in the paint without guarding anyone?
3. How many total players are on the basketball court at one time during a high school regulation game?
4. What position does a smart offensive player always get in when they catch the ball?
5. Name and explain 2 moves that we worked on in class to attack the basket and get past the defense. When would you use this move?
22 comments:
1.James Naismith invented the game of basketball in 1891 when he was employed at the YMCA College at Springfield, Massachusetts.
2.In high school basketball, a player may stand in the paint for no more than 3 seconds when not guarding anyone.
3. 10 total players are allowed on the court at a time during a high school regulation game
4. A smart offensive player gets in the triple threat position when they catch the ball.
5. One move we learned in class was the strong side drive. You could use this at anytime in order to drive to the hoop. Another move we learned in class was the cross-over. This move would be used to escape a tight defender and drive to the hoop.
1.James Naismith
2. 3 sec
3. 10
4.triple threat
5. Jab step and strong side drive. Jabstep drive and step back. When someone doesn't react to the jabstep you use the drive and when they do you do a step back.
Eric Song
1. dr james naithsmith in a ymca gym thingy. used peach baskets to start it all.
2. forever
3. 10
4. triple threat
5.pump fake and drive to the basket
you will use this when the defence is close up to you
and the step back
you would use this to avoid getting blocked by the defence
Brandon Wong
1. James Naismith invented the game of basketball in Springfield Massachussettes.
2. In high school basketball, a defensive player may stand in the paint without guarding anyone for 3 seconds.
3. 10 total players are on the basketball court at one time during a high school regulation game
4. A smart offensive player always gets in the triple threat position.
5. Cross over - While dribbling with one hand cross over to the other hand and go past the defender. You would do this around the arc or while taking it up.
Jab Step - You take a jab step then blow by the defender when on the offensive side of the court.
Sam Zacks
1.James Naismith
2.3 seconds
3.10 players total
4.thriple threat
5.jabstep strong side drive
jabstep and step back
Eric SOng
Eric song
1. James Naismith in Massachusetts
2. Any amount of time he/she likes. There is no defensive three seconds in high school
3. 10 players are on the court in a regulation high school basketball game
4. triple threat
5. 2 moves we learned in class are the drop step and the crossover. The drop step is a move you use on the post, you drop you pivit foot to get aroung your defender and get in position to score a layup. A crossover can be used in transition to get by a waiting defender, you can then attack the basket and score once you get by him
-Brad Sternberg
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1)James Naismith invented basketball in 1891 in Canada
2)3 seconds
3)10
4) triple-Threat
5) Baseline drive- Post up and shoulder fake then durn and drive to the baseket on the baseline
2 step pullback ( i forgot the real name) -- Near the elbow of the key you pum fake take 2 steps and step back for the shot to get away from the defender
---- JESSE PFEFFER
1. James Naismith in springfield mass.
2. 3 seconds
3. 10- 5 on eachh squad
4. 3 point stance so they can dribble shoot or pass
5. you could do the up and around if you are on the lower block and the fake shot to if you are on the perimeter to get the defense to go up and then dribble right past them.
max spitz
1.dr. james naismith, springfield massachusetts
2.for long as they want
3. 10
4. triple threat
5. jab step, when going against a slower defender and pump faking and then shooting is another move. this is used for playing in the paint
david nguyen
Jay Choi
1. Dr. James Naismith, Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 players
4. triple threat
5. Jab step means stepping a non-pivot leg forward without dribbling. It is used to see the defender's reaction to the movement. Pivoting, fixating one leg on the ground and moving with the other leg around the pivot leg, is another effective way to get past the defense. It is often used in conjunction with fakes and followed by a jump shot or lay up. I will use these moves when I am one on one with a defensive player.
Destiny Cloutier
1)Dr.James Naismith created the game of basketball in Springfield, Massachusetts.2)3 seconds.3)10 people.4)triple threat position. 5)a jab step and you use that to get away from defense to the basket when you are somewhat close.
1.) James Naismith a Canadian physical education instructor in 1891, at Springfield college in Massachusetts.
2.) a defender may stand in the paint for 3 seconds while not guarding anyone.
3.) 10 players can be on the court.
4.)a smart offensive player gets into the triple- threat position.
5.) uhm up and under which is where u fake up then turn and go under the defense to the basket, this move is used when in the paint.
"Jab step" toward the defender without bringing your foot back to its starting position. A "jab step" is simply a short, quick step directly at the defender using your non-pivot foot. If your defender doesn't react to this move, push off your pivot and drive past them towards the basket, which is also used in the paint.
1.) James Naismith at Springfield college.
2.) 3 seconds
3.) 10 ( 5 on each team)
4.) Triple threat
5.) When in triple threat fake forward step back without leaving your pivot foot and then drive past the defender to score. Another one is where your defender is right above the block but not in the paint and your back is facing the hoop. Fake your shoulder left wrap your left foot around then pump fake a shot turn through the defender 2 hand dribble then lay it up and score.
Harris Benjamin
1.) James Naismith at Springfield college.
2.) 3 seconds
3.) 10 ( 5 on each team)
4.) Triple threat
5.) When in triple threat fake forward step back without leaving your pivot foot and then drive past the defender to score. Another one is where your defender is right above the block but not in the paint and your back is facing the hoop. Fake your shoulder left wrap your left foot around then pump fake a shot turn through the defender 2 hand dribble then lay it up and score.
Harris Benjamin
Corey Rollor
1.James Naismith invented bball and it was invented in Springfield Massachusetts
2.3 seconds
3. five players for each team are on the court
4. triple threat
5. We learned jab step which you use when the defender is playing off of you so you can make space for a shot. We also worked on was the drive then back up dribble drive which you use when someones playing you tight.
1.) James Naismith a Canadian PE instructor invented basketball in 1891, at Springfield College in Springfield,Massachusetts.
2.)A defensive player can stay in the paint for three seconds, without guarding anyone.
3.)10 players are on the court at one time during a high school basketball game. 5 from one team, 5 from the other.
4.)A smart offensive player always gets in the triple threat position when they catch the ball.
5.)Drop step to the baseline- once you are passed the ball in the low-post u fake high and turn take one dribble and lay the ball in, which is used when in the post.
Up and under- make a shot fake up to get the defender up in the air, then pivot, dip under and make a one-bounce power dribble to the hoop, also used in the paint.
- Daiquan Buggs
1. James Naismith, in Springfield, Massachusetts
2.as long as he wants
3. 10
4. triple threat position
5. drop step to baseline- recieve ball outside of paint ontop of block, shoulder fake lane then extend foot towards baseline, hard dribble, go up for lay up. use when defender is on ur back taking away the lane while backing down
drop step to lane - recieve ball outside of paint ontop of block, shoulder fake baseline then extend foot towards the paint and shoot a close jump shot. use when defender takes away the baseline while backing down
- Alon Aliverdi
1. Naismith in Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10
4.triple threat
5. jab step, to make them back up so you can shoot.
pump fake, so you can make them jump so you drive by them
Daniel Wu
1. James Nasmith in canada.
2. 5 seconds.
3. 10 players.
4. triple threat position.
5. up and under and jap step crossover. you use the up and under move in the post to pump fake your defender and use a power dribble to get to the rim. you use the jab step crossover to get by ur defender and attack the rim.
dale poskus
1. The Canadian James Naismith with the help of physical education specialist Luther Halsey Gulick in Massachusetts.
2. There is no 3 second violation so however amount of time they want
3. 10 players
4. A triple threat position to make it easier to shoot, dribble or pass the ball.
5. 2 moves i learned was the pump fakes in the post and go the opposite direction and the jab-step and drive.
I love Mrs. Dyer
Hugo Coimbra
1. James Naismith
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 total players
4. Triple threat
5. Up and under- fake the shot then go under for a layup. Jab step- Fake a jab step then step past the defender for an easy layup.
-Josh Zweig
1. James Naismith at Springfield
2. 3 seconds in the paint
3. 10 Players on the court at a time
4. A smart offensive player always goes into the Triple threat
5. Jab step when I drive to the basket and nobody tries to guard me, Crossover in order to fake out opponents and dribble by people.
Jerry Mi
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