Circa 1896-1900 Basketball was played in a large mesh cage. Link to a site about this, and the New Jersey Trentons aka "cagers" capital century.com
A cager is a basketball player, or a person who drives an automobile for commuting, a term used pejoratively by cyclists to refer to non-cyclists.
Pete Newell coined the term 'Point Guard' in the 1950's. It is meant to be the player that guarded the basket during a transition to not allow points.
goal? as in hoop? To stand straight and 10" tall, and be round so the ball can go in it.
because the lane is painted unlike the rest of the hardwood
Hall of Fame player Deacon Jones coined the term "sack".
A cager is a basketball player, or a person who drives an automobile for commuting, a term used pejoratively by cyclists to refer to non-cyclists.
basketball
A balla is a slang term for a superior ball player, usually a superior basketball player.
A balla is a slang term for a superior ball player, usually a superior Basketball player.
To live to be 100. to become a professional basketball or soccer player
It is very simple it means literally means the player is standing in the painted part of the court in front of the basketball hoop
Early basketball games were played with a cage around the court, giving rise to the term 'cagers' that is used to describe a basketball player.
Centre.
"Length" in basketball comprises at least two different factors. The player's height makes a player longer, but having a large reach, or wingspan, which is the total length of a player's arms, is crucial.
A basketball term that starts with P is pass.
A tall and/or large player. 'Aircraft carrier' is a slang term for a center or power forward.
Double-double is a basketball term, defined as an individual performance in a game in which a player accumulates a double digit number total in any two of these categories: points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocked shots.