Due Date: Wednesday, October 21st
Basketball history and rules quiz. Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. Each question is worth 2 points. Please don't forget to put your name on the Blog so you receive credit.
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?
25 comments:
Darren Feldman
1. James Naismith, Springfield, Massachusetts
2.They get called for a 3 second defensive violation
3.10
4.triple threat
5.step back,spin. You would use step back when you a defender up tight on you. You use a spin if you want to get around someone to get to the basket
1. James Naismith at a YMCA in Springfield Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 players
4. triple threat
5. Jab step to try and get your defender off balance and crossover to change direction
Garrett Koch
1. James Naismith invented basketball in Massachsetts.
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players.
4. Triple-threat position
5. Drop step to the paint & drop step to the baseline which are used when you're being guarded in the post and need to get open to score.
-Kaylin Moorer
1. James Naismith, Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) training school in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10
4. Triple threat
5. Strong side drive is used when the defensive player is playing to close to you and not backing off when you jab step.
Jab step jump shot is used when the defensive player is biting or backing off when you jab step, so you have separation and can shoot.
Derrick daoust
1 James Naismith, YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2.3 seconds
3.10 players 5 on each team
4.triplethreat
5. Jab step- you take a small step and then drive by them
Crossover- you take a jabstep with one leg step with the same leg across and drive
Thomas Nguyen
1. Dr. James Naismith Invented basketball, at the YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. triple threat
5.You can do a crossover move to get past your defender. You would use this move when the defender is playing you tight. You can also do a jab step forward, which will give you space from your defender.
Kory Steinberg Period 7
1. James Naismith in Canada
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 people
4. triple threat
5. pump fake: I would use this move when the defender is playing loose D
Jab step: I would use this move when the defender is playing tight D
Max Museles
1. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusets
2. 3 seconds
3. 10
4. A triple threat
5. Pick and roll:fake a pick then roll off and get the ball , Post up then fake one way and do a two handed dribble then finish. You can do these in the post.
Dylan Parr
Harrison Cance
1. It was invented by James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2. 3 seconds.
3. 10 players
4. They get into the "triple threat" position.
5. You can use the spin move if the defender is over-playing one side of the ball. You can also use the jab step and then a crossover if the defender is playing too close.
1)James Naismith, in Springfield Massachusetts
2)five seconds
3) 10
4)triple threat
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?
v-cut, making cut in the shape of a v away from a defender in order to get open, use this move when you want to get open for a pass
jab step, take a step forward without moving your pivot foot in order to gain desperation from the defenders, best to use this move when defender is in your face and you need separation in order to shoot
omar sadiq
Alex Zhang
1. Invited by James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 sec
3. 5
4. Triple threat
5. Jab step. When you are against a defender first you jab to your left than quickly dribble pass the defender on the right.
Fake. When you are against a defender you first fake a throw than quickly dribble pass your opponent
1) James Naismith invented basketball and it was invented in 1891 in Springfield in Massachusettes.
2) Only three seconds also know as "Defensive three-second violation".
3) Five players
4) Triple threat position
5) The myth of the Triple Threat it is done when u find the opponent near you and the new triple:Shoot Shoot Shoot, it is done when i can't get pas the defender.
Fady Roshdy
1 Dr. James Naismith was a Canadian physical education instructor who invented the game of basketball in 1891 while working at the YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.
2 as long as they want
3 there are a total of ten with 5 on each team
4 triple threat
5 you can use a gab step to make your defender that your going one way when you go the other and to the bucket. also you can use a behind the back move when the defender is in your face use this move to put the ball away the defender and towards the basket.
Zachary Nannen
Jerry Krieger
1. Dr. James Naismith invented basketball at a YMCA training school in Springfield, Massachusetts
2. 3 Seconds
3. 10 Players
4. Triple Threat
5. The Jab step catches the defender off guard so you are able to drive to the basket and make a layup. You can also fake with the elbows or arms to the left or right, also catching the defense off guard.
1. James Naismith, Springfield Massachusetts
2. 5 seconds
3. 10
4. Triple threat
5. Jab step drive, jab crossover, use them when defense is playing up on you and blow by.
Nick Bien
Thomas Clark
1. James Naismith, 1891, Canada
2. Three Seconds
3. 10, 5 on each team
4. The player gets into post position, to post up
5. Jab stepping; fake your going one way to juke out your defender and rush their other side.
Driving the basket; pushing the basket putting pressure on the defense usually ending in the defense making a mistake and your team scoring
1. James Naismith
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 players
4. The player Has to get in front of the person to catch the ball
5. Cut to the basket and drive to make the shot.
Egid Mills
1. James Naismith, Springfield Mass. YMCA
2. For as long as they want
3. 10 players
4. Triple threat
5. The jab jump shot, which allows the player to quickly create space to take an open shot. Also, a pump fake can be used to catch a defender off balance and quickly drive past them to the basket.
-Zach Smith
1.James Naismith, 1891, Springfield Massachusetts
2.For as long as you would like.
3.10 players.
4.Triple threat.
5.The jab jump shot, which allows the player to quickly create space to take an open shot. Also, a pump fake can create space and allow you to get by the defender.
Mark Gottfried
1. James Naismith, 1891, springfield mass, ymca.
2. As long as they want
3. 10 players
4. triple threat
5.the jab step when you need to create space so you can drive to the basket, or the pull up jump shot when the defender is giving you space to shoot.
Jonnie Voyta
1. James Naismith, 1891,Springfield Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 10 people
4. Triple threat
5. pump fake get player off balance cross over to the other side go up for a layup.
Soorena Saneei
James Naismith Springfield MA whole game 10 people triple threat jab step creates space pump fake to get defenders off balance Greg Urovsky
1. James Naismith 1891 Springfield Massachusetts
2. 3 seconds
3. 5 people per team or 10 people total
4. Triple threat position
Pump face which gets the played up and u can dribble past them to get a layup. We also worked on the jab step to fake and then you can take the shot
Devesh Agarwal
james naismith 1891 springfield mass
as long as they want
5 per team ten total
triple threat position
jab step creates space to take a jump shot
pump fake puts the defender off balance then you can dribble by them.
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James Naismith 1891 Springfield mass
as long as they want
5 per team 10 total
triple threat position
jab step creates space to take a jump shot
pump fake puts the defender off balance then you can dribble by them
RUSSELL WILLIAMS
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