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?
32 comments:
~Sydney Kay
1-Basketball started in Springfield, Massachusetts. James Naismith invented the game of basketball.
2- Three seconds
3- Five players on the court
4- Tripple threat
5- Jab step, can be used to both shoot and drive. Also, you can dribble toward the basket, and take a step to the side to have a clear shot.
1. James Naismith and it was invented in Canada.
2. 3 seconds.
3. 10 players.
4. triple threat.
5. jab step - when you take a step foward then backward and drive to the basket.
pump fake - when you pretend to shot to fake your defender and then shot
jennifer welch
1.James Naismith, YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2. 3 sec
3. 5 player
4. point guard
5. swinging the ball then driving to the basket and the crossover.
-kevin ikard
1. James Naismith was the inventer of basketball and it was invented in Springfield, Massachusetts
2.10 seconds
3. 10 people are on the court
4.triple threat
5.Jab step- to misslead the defender so you can cut to the basket
crossover- to create space between you and the defender, leaving you with room to score
obi.ibeh
1 Dr. James Naismith in massachusetts
2 3 seconds
3 10
4 triple threat
5 jab step and the v cut would be used when you catch the ball
Kyle Rampp
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.And a jab shot. you use it to trick the defender into thinking your goin to the basket but you do a jab and they back up and you go into take the shot.
-DC cloutier
1.Basketball started in Springfield, Massachusetts. It was invented by a Canadian, James Naismith.
2.As long as an offensive player, unless he is guarding someone, which is 3 seconds.
3.10 players
4.Triple threat
5.We worked on triple threat and the jab step. you can use it on a one on one.
Conor Higgins
1. James Naismith and Springfield, Massachutes
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 players
4. triple threat
5. The stepback is when u start to drive to the basket but then u step backwards in order to create space. Also the jab and shoot is when u move your foot fowards like your about to drive, but then move it back and shoot. You would use these when u want 2 create space between u and your defender so u can shoot.
Quinn Phelps
1. It was invented by a Canadian named James Naismith and it started in Springfield, Massachusetts at YMCA.
2. 3 seconds
3. 10, 5 from each team.
4. Triple Threat
5. Jab step to get your opponent off guard; triple threat into sweep crossover to bypass opponent.
-Yeri Zinn
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.
-aj
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.
Brandon Wong
1.James Naismith 1891
2.3 second
3.5
4.any position
5.Triple threat
Wraparound
1 James Naismith
2 3 sec
3 10
4 thriple threat
5 Jab step strong side drive you jab step and then if he doesnt react you drive to that side. Jab step step back you jab step and see hes playing off you u drive and step back toward the sideline shoot.
eric song
1. James Naismith 1891 Kansas
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 players
4. The Triple Threat
5. Jab Step left or right- When you want to get to the basket
Jab Step Crossover- fake one way then go the other
Max Summerlin AKA Lebron James
1. Dr. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 20 seconds
3. 10 players
4. Covers over and protects the ball with one elbow high
5. One move you do a pump fake then shoot the ball and i don't know the other move.
(I'm not 100% sure about my answers which is why I'm a wrestler)
-Gregory Potemken
1. James Naismith 1891 Springfield College Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players on each team
4. Triple Threat
5. The crossover where you receive the ball and trying to confuse your opponent that you are going towards their direction. Used while in triple threat. The sweep where you a make a semi circle down low and pass your opponent and shoot.
James Naismith in 1861
5 seconds
5 players
triple threat
jab step and pump fake. use them to get oppontent to jump and then blow by them
Jared Lipschutz
1. James Naismith in Massachusetts
2. 3
3. 10
4. triple threat
5. pump fake strong side drive - used when the defender is playing you really tight and defending your shot
step back - used to get an open shot
daniel wu
Afreen Tharani
1. James Naismith, at Springfield College (Y.M.C.A. training grounds)
2. 3 seconds on the paint
3. 10 people, 5 on each team.
4. Triple Threat
5. The Jab step. When someone is blocking you towards one side, you fake moving one way and move the other and shoot. The other one, I don't know what its called, but you take the jab step and pull back and shoot from your original position. It messes the defense guarding you up.
1. Dr James Naismith invented the game of Basketball in 1891 in the YMCA College in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. In high school basketball, a defensive player may stand in the paint without guarding anyone only for 3 seconds
3. 10 Players, 5 per team is the total amount of players allowed on the basketball court at once during a high school game
4. A smart offensive player always gets in triple threat when they get the ball
5a. The Crossover, when you quickly switch hands dribbling the ball and can get past a defender easier so you can attack the basket. Usually used when tightly guarded
5b. Jab Step, to fake one way with the non-pivot foot, quickly go the other way to confuse and slow down your defender while attacking the basket. This is used mainly when far from the basket and have enough room from the defender and everyone else to the basket.
~Jessica Benya
1. James Naismith invented the game of basketball in 1891 when he was employed at the YMCA College at Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 players
4. triple threat position
5. one move was the jab step; you would use it when attempting to drive past the defender towards the basket. Another move we learned was the jab, dribble, shoot. You would use this when being guarded by someone who is expecting you to drive, therefore he will give you an open jump shot.
Paul Tall
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10
4. triple threat
5. a. Cross-over, to catch the defender on their heels
b. Stop-and-start, to freeze the defender
1. Basketball was invented in springfield, Massachusetts at the YMCA buy a man named James Naismith
2. You are allowed 3 seconds in the paint while not guarded
3. 10 people total on the court at once
4. triple threat
5. we worked on the step back shot where you dribble forward and step back at an angle and the shoot. We also worked on the crossover where you can switch to the other hand and take it to the basket from that side.
Zach Grinspoon
1. James Naismith In Massachusetts
2. Three Seconds
1. James Naismith; Massachuesetts
2. Three Seconds
3. Ten
4. Triple Threat
5. Jab Jumpshot; Jab crossover
Kevin Redden
1.James Naismith. Springfield, MA
2. 5 sec
3. 10 players
4. Triple Threat
5. Jab step-when u quickly jab one foot forward then back to make the defensive player back up-use it when trying to pop a j. Step back- take one to two step forward then jump back at an angle- use it when trying to pop a j
Xiaodong Li
1.James Naismith, YMCA College at Springfield, Massachusetts.
2 3 seconds
3. 10 players 5 for each team
4.Triple threat position
5. step back- move back and shoot ` when I stay defender too close , I would use his move.
JESSE PFEFFER
1) james Nasimith 1891 in Springfeild,MA
2)3 seconds
3)10
4) Triple Threat
5)Strong side drive u lower ur shoulder and drive to the hoop and the stepback jumpshot to get rid of the defender
1. Dr. James Naismith at Y.M.C.A training school in in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds.
3. 5 players.
4. Triple-Threat.
5. Fake going one way then go another, and faking a pass then dribbling the ball. One should use these when it is difficult to get past the defense.
-Daniel Durkin
1. James naismith
2. 10 seconds
3. 10 players 5 on each team
4. Triple threat
5. You can jab step the shoot if someone is playing you loosely. Or you can pump fake and drive if you are being guarded tightly.
Corey Rollor
1. James Naismith at Springfield, MA
2. Five seconds
3.ten
4.triple threat
5.the jab jumpshot and the jab crossover . You use these moves to create enough space for a shot at the basket
Fred M.
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 players
4. triple threat
5. the jab step to get an open shot and the jab crossover where you fake one way then drive the other.
Jonny Maa
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