Screen or pick - classic play in Basketball is the pick and roll, one player sets a pick, the other player comes across the pick and if the defender defending the player setting the pick goes for the guy with the ball, he rolls off and goes to the hoop. The person laying the pick cannot 'move' - Excellent way to get players open. You can set back picks, picks away from the ball. Creates defensive confusion.
A pick is a basketball screen. You run up to the guy and make your arms in a V formation.
Screen As in screening, screen door, and a screen (pick).
A legal screen is where the offensive player sets a screen while moving and does set his feet
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A screen in basketball is when one man on your team free's up another player on your team by 'blocking' the defender as your teammate runs of the screen or 'block.' When setting the screen, you are not allowed to move your feet, otherwise it is an illegal screen and an offensive foul. After the screen has been set, the player is freed from his defending to dribble or shoot with extra space.
If you are referring to Basketball, yes, it is legal.
A screen or a "pick". If it's done illegally, it's a moving screen usually.
Strategies-use plays. Some simple plays are Screen, Pick and Roll, Isolation etc.
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when playing man on man the person gaurding the man with the ball is blocked by an offensive player so the man with the ball can travel to the basket
== == Not nearly to the same degree as we can, they can't make out the 2-D image, or know that the basketball bouncing across the screen is an image depicting a basketball. But they can detect light and motion and there for "see" what's happening to some extent.