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"Peek a Boo".
Fake around the screen and go to the other way.
Penalty situation.
When a team has committed more than its allowed four fouls per quarter and thus each
subsequent foul becomes a shooting foul. Also:
"over the limit". See: Bonus.
Penetration.
Dribble
through the defense, into the defensive perimeter in an
attempt to get closer to the opponents' basket.
Penetration is intended to create either shot or a pass
to a teammate who is in position to shoot.
Perimeter.
The area beyond the foul circle away from the basket, including 3-point line, from which players take long-range shots.
Perimeter Shot.
A shot taken from
the perimeter; an outside shot.
Period.
Any quarter, half or overtime segment of a Basketball game. A NBA game consists of four 12-minute periods, or quarters. A college game is made up of two 20-minute
halves. At FIBA & ULEB games, are played four 10-minutes periods.
Personal Foul.
Physical contact between opposing players that may result in injury or
provide one team with an unfair advantage; players may not push, hold, trip, hack, elbow, restrain or charge into an opponent. Among the most common personal fouls are: blocking,
charging, elbowing, hacking, and holding. Personal fouls are also
counted as team fouls. A player
is disqualified from the game after committing six fouls in the NBA,
five fouls at others levels of play.
See also: Flagrant
Foul; Foul; Intentional Foul; Offensive Foul; Technical Foul; Violation.
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