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Blind or "no look" Pass.
A pass from a ball handler who does not see the
receiver, but is estimating where
he should be.
Block.
n. Painted box at the bottom of the free throw lane.
v. To deflect a shot attempt.
Blocked Shot.
The successful deflection of a shot by touching part of the ball on its course toward to the basket by a defensive player before it has reached its highest
point, thereby preventing a field
goal. To study the difference with altered shot on our interpretations go to eBA System. See also: Goaltending.
esp - bloqueo
fra - blocage
ing - block.
Blocker / Mover Offense.
The Blocker / Mover offense
is a combination of everything that can be done on the Basketball court with the main ideas and concepts taken from former
Wisconsin Coach Dick Bennett: spacing, ball
movement, player movement, cutting, screening, wise shot selection, team play, taking care of the ball, rebounding,
and scoring (which are the key ingredients that make for a great offense).
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Blocking.
n. The use of a defender's body to legally prevent an opponent's
advance. The opposite of charging.
Block Out.
The act of using one's body to prevent an opponent from rebounding the ball. Also known as "box out".
Block to block screen.
A screen from block to block.
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