It has nothing to do with dunking, mad hard or otherwise.
The phrase comes from boxing, in which if you drop your defense (hands), you're going to be knocked out. In Basketball, it translates as "if your hands are down while defending a shooter, he'll be able to shoot over you, and then you are the man down."
It is the same as block out. Keeping the man you are closest to from getting down low for a rebound. Turn your back to him keep a hand on him for locating him and use your back and butt to block him away from the rim.
See both the man you are guarding and the man with the ball
In basketball, a "cherry pick" is when the opposing team is playing defense and once they gain possession, such as a steal or turnover, they will have a man down at the other end of the court, alone to pass it to, to make the easy basket.
slide your hand down his trousers
hand/arm
Lets just say it's the exact opposite of "right hand man".
* Touching a man's hand could mean a sign of affection and she is interested in the man or, it could mean she is just a woman that expresses herself openly and is a very extroverted person. It depends on the conversation when she touched the man's hand.
The root word -man means hand. ex. manual
'Mano' means 'hand'.
The defenses in basketball are man to man and zone.
The term is mano a mano. It means hand to hand or man to man. Usually refers to a fight between two men.
right hand man- I think