What you are referring to is known as an assist.
"Dropping dimes" in basketball means making a pass that leads directly to a teammate scoring a basket. It refers to the act of assisting a scoring play by passing the ball effectively.
A lead guard in basketball actually leads the team down the court during the game towards their basket. They dribble the ball and make the first play. If the play doesn't work the ball goes back out to the lead guard and it starts over until a basket is scored, a foul is called or the time clock runs out.
A basketball court looks like a rectangle. It has a pole on each end with a hoop attached to it. There is a border along the outside and a line dividing the court in half. The colors will match the team.
ON a basketball team the coach leads the team on the floor in setting the strategy to score
oklahoma leads the series 127-93
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as of feb 8 2011 purdue leads the all time series 110-84
UCLA leads 124-99 all-time, going into the 2007-08 season.
Kentucky leads 8-3
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