Share Rate.

The Plus / Minus Share Rate is a stat formula designed to measure how much a player is responsible for the team's overall + / -, and its name derives from Bill James Win Shares.

Shooter.

A player who takes a shot at the basket.

Shooter's Roll.

The ability to get even an inaccurate shot to bounce lightly off the rim and into the basket.

Shooting.

As the ultimate object of Basketball is to get the ball into the basket, there is hardly any necessity to confirm that shooting is thus the primary skill of the game which requires a great deal of practice assisted by good models and individual coaching.
See: Shot; Shooter.

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Shooting Foot.

Foot on the side of your shooting hand.

Shooting Guard.

A guard who is depended on shoot more and handle the ball less than the point guard; often a good three-point shooter.

Shooting Range.

The distance from which a player is likely to make his shots.

Shoot off the Dribble.

A shot taken while driving to the basket.

Short Corner.

Court terminology, about halfway between the block and the corner.

"Shot".

A defensive terminology: "Shot is going up - block out !".

Shot Clock.

The clock used to time possessions and indicates the amount of time a team has in which to take a shot. The time limit is 24 seconds in the NBA, FIBA, ULEB and international play, 35 seconds in men's college Basketball, and 30 seconds for collegiate women. A team must attempt a shot that hits the rim before time has expired or else it loses possession of the ball.