when 2 players grab the ball and are fighting for it. the ref comes and takes the ball, and the two players do a jumpball.
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the player that wins the jump
you get the opposite side of your bench first
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it is started by a jump ball, and only last for 5 minutes, who ever is ahead after the five minutes, is the victor (winner). in case of another tie at the end of that overtime, a second overtime would start with the same rules as the first overtime.
Basketball games are started with the opening tip, which is a jump ball. In some competitions, a jump ball is also used to settle held balls (jointly held) and penalty possessions. In others, the alternating possession rule is used.
Firstly it is called a 'center'. The position of this person is simply basic. It is one of the five positions of a basketball team and is normally the tallest person of the team. They also deal with a great mass and strong build. A center works closely to the hoop, defending the close range offenses such as layups and post moves. On the offensive side, centers once again work close to the hoop, creating a lot of offenses such as driving to the basket and using post moves. Overall, they are responsible for actions that require height. Rebounding is essential and sometimes they are responsible for defensive blocks. Centers also take part in the one on one jumpball at the start of the game.
after about 2 seconds the refs will blow the whistle and hold 2 thumbs up. that means "jump ball" and no they don't chuck it up in the air like they do at the start but whatever team last had possession from a jump ball the other team will now get get hope this helps
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