Quiz 1 Flashcards
How many teams play at once?
Two
How high is the net
10 feet off the ground.
How many seconds do you have to bring the ball to half court?
8 seconds
How many seconds on the shot clock?
24 seconds
If a shot is taken and hits the rim how many seconds go on the shot clock?
14 seconds
how many free throws do you get if you are fouled outside the 3 point line?
3 free throws unless you have made the shot
how many free throws if you are fouled inside the three point line?
2 free throws and only 1 if you make the shot
what is a “1-and-1”?
it’s when a team is awarded a free throw and if the first one is made you get a second free throw
how long are the halves of the game?
20 min each (college)
how are the two halves are then divided?
they are divided into eight or six minute quarters
how long are quarters in pro bball?
12 min long
what are examples of personal fouls?
illegal physical contact: hitting, slapping, holding and pushing
illegal pick/screen
what happens if you get fouled not while shooting?
you get the ball on the nearest side or baseline
how many fouls does a team need to give the other team “1-and-1’s”?
7 or more fouls
how many seconds do you have to inbound the ball?
5 seconds
what are technical fouls and who can commit them?
they are fouls given based on manners throughout a game and both players and staff can commit them.
what are some examples of technical fouls?
- foul language
- arguing
- filling the scorebook improperly
- dunking during warmups
how many fouls can a player have until they get kicked out if they get another?
you can have 4 fouls and the 5th one you are kicked out of the game.
how many seconds do you have in the key?
3 seconds
what are the 5 different positions?
- center (5)
- power forward (4)
- small forward (3)
- shooting guard (2)
- point guard (1)
which position is the tallest player?
Center (5)
which player is by the key and is responsible for scoring and defending?
the small forward
who is responsible for setting up plays?
point guard (1)
which number is responsible for being the most consistent shooter outside the three point line?
shooting guard #2
what does the power forward do?
the power forward is responsible for being the most consistent shooter from close range
explain how the players are supposed to place themselves in offence
- # 1 is at the top of the three point line
- # 2 is to the right of the point guard
- # 3 is close to the center (5) right next to the key
- # 4 is across from the small forward (3)
