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Crash the Boards.
Same as bang the
boards.
Create the Lead.
Get open at the wing
to begin the offense.
Cripple.
A very easy shot,
typically a lay-up with no defenders nearby.
Crossover Dribble.
When a ball
handler dribbles the ball across his body from one hand to the
other. Also called "rocking the baby".
Cross-over Bounce Pass, One Handed.
A pass that is
similar to the two-handed bounce
pass but which can be used to get the ball
past an intervening opponent to a teammate who could otherwise be boxed out. The cross-over bounce
pass can prove most effective in passing to a pivot player who is well placed for
taking a shot.
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Cross-Screen.
Screen from strong side perimeter to the other side of the floor ( swing ).
Curl.
Take screen tight
and cut to the basket if the defense trails you.
Cushion.
Defensive
terminology: give the dribbler a
step.
Cut.
n. A strong move or/and a quick change in direction by an offensive player, usually toward the basket, to elude a defender
and clear the defense to find an open area on the floor
and get in position for a shot.
v. To make a cut.
Cylinder.
The imaginary area directly above the basket, outlined by the
projection of the rim, into space, where the ball, cannot be touched by any player,
and goaltending, or basket interference, can
occur.
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