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Illegal interference with the ball when the ball is above the basket in basketball?
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In basketball illegal interference with the ball when the ball is above the basket?
goaltending
Toughching the ball when a shot is descending towards the basket or is directly above the basket?
Goaltending my friend, or basket interference. Either way, it is very much illegal
What is the board near the basket in basketball called?
The board above the basket is called the backboard.
How do you dunk a basketball?
In order to dunk a basketball, you have to first be able to jump high enough to be able to get your hand above the rim of the basket. Dunking, then, is forcing the ball down through the basket from above as opposed to shooting a basket which involves arcing the ball up and into the basket from below.
What is an ally-oop in basketball?
Ally opp is when someone make a pass and the player is in mid air then quicly
What is it called when you touch the ball when a shot is descending towards the basket or is directly above the basket?
It is called contending
Is polarization similar to refraction interference or diffraction?
none of the above
Height in-feet of the basket above the floor?
10 feet
What is the height in feet the basket above the floor?
In the NBA, the hoop is 10 feet above the ground.
What is the height in feet of the basket above the floor?
In the NBA, the hoop is 10 feet above the ground.
In Basketball Rules and Regulations is the 10 ft basketball net start from the rim or the whole basketball net?
According to NBA Rule 1, Section B, Article 5: "Each basket ring shall be securely attached to the backboard with its upper edge 10 feet above and parallel to the floor and equidistant from the vertical edges of the board." The upper edge of the ring is 10 feet above the floor. The net hangs down well below the 10 foot mark.
Is a 05 Pontiac vibe 1.8 1zzfe an interference or non-interference motor?
Has timing chain slap, thats why I asked the question above! Thanks
