There are a few different types of point guards that play the game. However, all point guards should be able to bring the ball up the court, be the leader of the team, call out plays when needed, and be able to make assists. The different types of point guards range from Allen Iverson type guards who look for their shot more to Steve Nash type point guards who are pass first point guards to Jason Kidd type point guards who are the "do everything" point guard to the Magic Johnson point guards who are taller for their position.
Pointguard is not a soccer position. This position exists in basketball, however.
In basketball, the defensive position is the stance you are in while guarding an opponent (defense) in basketball.
1 is the pointguard 2 is shooting guard 3 is small forward 4 is power forward 5 is center
there is no devensive tactic in basketballl
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In the NBA they are now fined for flopping if it is determined from the video which the league watches after the fact. But no in game penalty.
In basketball, momentum refers to a team's or player's speed and power in a game. It can be positive or negative, influencing the flow and outcome of the game. Teams can build momentum through scoring runs, defensive stops, or individual plays that ignite the team and the crowd.
It really depends on the situation and the ref, but in the rules a defensive player cannot make contact with an offensive player.
As long as they want.
Center is very important on any basketball team. Center is usually relied upon to get offense and defensive rebounds, while also getting open under the basket for an easy two points.
5 are allowed.................. Usually 2 guards, 1 pointguard, and 2 post players............
It depends on if you are home or away or it depends on were the reff says you go.