Due Date: Tuesday, February 22nd
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?
27 comments:
1.)Basketball started in Springfield, Massachusetts. It was invented by a Canadian named James Naismith.
2.)3 seconds
3.)5 players
4.)A position angled towards the hoop..
5.)The jab step-performed when a player holds onto the ball before dribbling while his non-pivot leg performs a routine jabbing. This move is used to try and make the defender commit to the move.
You would use this move to get past a defender for a lay up or jump shot.
The drop step- is a move in which the player posting up takes a back step on the side of a defender behind him.
You would use this move to get an open jump shot.
Caleb Oh period 4
Arshum Rouhanian
1. James Naismith invented the game of basketball in 1891 in Springfield, Mass.
2. 3 seconds
3. Five people
4. Triple threat position
5. A lay up would be used when you have an open shot. A lay up is when you dribble the ball up to the basket, and shoot as soon as you get as close as possible, and you shoot while still running. if your going up on the left side, go of your right foot, if on the right side, your left foot. Another move is the triple threat position. this is mainly used when an offensive player first recieves the ball. This position gives the player the ability to either shoot, pass, or dribble.
1. Dr. James Naismithin Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10
4. triple threat
5. step back and jab step. one on one situation
- Boaz ru
1. Dr James Naismith. in Springfield Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. Triple Threat
5. the step back, when you drive and then you dribble backwards to get an open shot, use it when being played tight. And the move where you bring your pivot foot into the inside toward the basket, and you use it when the defender is playing you tightly on the outside.
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. As long as he or she wants too, there is no defensive three seconds in high school, but in general you are allowed to be in the paint without guarding anyone for three seconds.
3. there are 10 people on the court in a regulation game
4. triple threat
5. two moves we used in class are the jab step and step back. The jab step is a quick movement towards your defender without moving your pivit foot. I would use it to separate from my defender to hit my jumpshot. The step back is a drive towards the basket and then a movement backwards to keep your defender off balance. I would use it to be able to create space to make an open jumper
Brad
1.) James Naismith, Springfield Massachusetts
2.) As long as you want because there is no 3 second rule in highschool basketball
3.) 10 players
4.) Triple Threat
5.) Jab Step and Step back. You would use this move when someone is guarding you up close.
1. Basketball was invented by a man nameed James Naismith and this sport came about in Springfeild, Massachusetts.
2. In high school basketball, you can only stand in the paint for 3 seconds without gaurding someone.
3. There are only supposed to 5 people on the basketball court during a high school regulation game.
4.A smart basketball player would go into the triple threat position when he/she recieves the ball.
5. We have learned the jab step and the the step when you go past the defender (I forgot what it was called :D) you can use these tricks fake out your opponent or get to the basket.
-By Marquelle Conner
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2. 3 secs
3. 10 players
4. Triple Threat
5. I would use the jab step when a defender is guarding me closely and i needed to quickly get past him by making him hesitate. Also the stepback move when a defender is guarding me closely because it gives me an open mid-range shot.
-Jibri Woods
1. James Naismith 1891 Springfield College Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. Triple Threat
5. The crossover where you receive the ball and try to confuse your opponent that you are going towards his directio. You would use it while on triple threat. Also there is the sweep where you receive the ball you make a whole semi circle with it down low and then you pass your defender, and shoot.
1Dr. Naismith, Sprigfield Massachusetts
2 3 secounds
3 5 people at once
4 The triple threat position
5 lay up and the back step
Matt Richardson
Keeya Dezfoli
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. Triple threat
5. The Step back when you drive and take a step back in order to get an open shot. and another when you take a large step around the opponent and go for a lay up
1. Dr. James Naismith in a university in springfield Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds.
3. 10 players
4. Triple threat position
5. Crossover you pass the ball to your other hand, used when dribbling.
Jab step the foot not planted to the ground steps foward. used when stationary.
Tiffany Zhang
James Naismith. Springfield massachusetts
3 seconds
10 players (5 each team)
triple threat
A jab and drive move where you fake one way,bring the ball across your body(around the knees) take a big step and fly past the defender. You would use this when a defender is playing close defense.
Triple threat to make it easier to choose how to act with the ball before dribbling
-Sam Zacks
1. James Naismith
2. 3 Seconds
3. 10 players
4. Triple Threat
5. Crossover is when you switch hands and direction you are dribbling rapidly to create space. Jab step is a fake to see which way the defender will play against your offense and create space with a short sharp step.
-Sean Miler
1. James Naismith invented basketball in Springfield Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. Triple Threat
5. In class we learned the Jab step which is used to read the defense and then figure out what to do next. This is used during most offensive plays. Another move we learned is when the players swings the ball below the knees and then takes a step forward getting around the defensive player.
- Blair Toy
1. Dr. James Naismith in Springfield Massachusetts
2. In the NBA, it's a 3 second violation if you are not actively guarding anyone while standing in the paint. This rule is not used in high school, so you stand in the paint for as long as you want.
3. I'd say 10 :/
4. Triple Threat where you can either pass dribble or shoot.
5. You use the crossover for a quick change of direction when you already have your defender going one way. And use the strong side drive by starting with a jab step and then taking a big step past the defender when your being tightly guarded.
-Paul Trinh
1. James Naismith, springfied mas
2. 3 secs
3. 5 palyers
4. triple threat
5.the step back, when you drive and dribble back for the open shot. Also, the crossover to get away from a defender guaring you very tight.
Max Spitz
Kwame Frimpong
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 sec
3. 5 people
4. triple threat
5. jab step- used to get seperation and a clean shot at the basket or a nice pass
step back- create space.
Matt Yung
1. Who invented the game of
basketball and where was it invented?
A Canadian by the name of 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, how long may a defensive player stand in the paint without guarding anyone?
Within 3 seconds
3. How many total players are on the basketball court at one time during a high school regulation game?
10 total
4. What position does a smart offensive player always get in when they catch the ball?
Triple threat position
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?
Jab Step- using your non- pivot foot to create space from your defender. Used when overplayed
Sweep Step- from triple threat position swinging the ball with your dominant hand to the other side of your body while simultaneously stepping to the outside of your opponents left (or right) foot with your right (or left) foot. Used when overplayed high.
1) James Naismith, Springfield, Massachusetts.
2) 3 seconds
3) 10 players (5v5)
4) Triple Threat
5) Jab-Crossover, when the defense overplays you to one side you are able to get past the defense quickly.
Step back, when the defense is playing you tightly you are able create separation and get an open shot.
-Alan Furuyama
1) Dr James Naismith a Canadian physician in Springfield Massachusetts during December of 1891.
2) 3 seconds
3) 5 Players
4) Triple Threat
5)Crossover then layup when the defense is too dependent on a certain hand.
Jab step for the triple threat for an attempt to force the defense to back off.
-I-Peng Candy Kuo
Nathan Tadesse
1)James Naismith created basketball in Springfield,MA.
2) 3 seconds in NBA, but there is no rule in High School Basketball
3)10 players
4) Triple Threat
5) the jab step, and the step back
1.Spring Field, Maaaschusetts It was invented by a Canadian named James Naismith.
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. A position angled towards the hoop
5. I would use a lay up when there is a open shot. A lay up is when dribble to the basket and shoot. When you go up to the left side you would go of your right foot. When you go on the right side you would go of the left foot. I would use the step back move when you drive and then you dribble backwards to get an open shot, I use it when I am in a tight situation
-Rahul
1.James Niasmith in Massachusetts
2.3 sec
3.5 people
4.tripple threat
5.the jab step and the step back
Ian Marsteller
Period 4
DJ Phillips-
1. James Naismith, Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 total players (5 each team)
4. triple threat
5. Jab step- get the defender off guard
Step back- create space for open jumpshot.
1. James Naismith invented basketball in Springfeild, Massachusetts.
2. 3 Sec.
3. 5 players
4. THRIPLE THREAT
5. The Jab Step and Back Step.
Zaid Pd.4
basketball was invented by James Naismith and he invented it in springsfield in massachusetts.
players are allow to hold the ball in the paint for 3 seconds.
only 5 players are allowed to be performing on the court
you would us the triple threat to cover the ball and also confuse your oponent.
he jab step and step back
Nikos Sterpis
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