Can a basketball player shoot while inbounding the ball? Will the shot count if he makes it?
925539
no it would not count....it has to be inbounded and touched by someone in the field of play be for it can count.
450337
When he hits you, you then call a foul. Take two freethrows if it's in the act of shooting or when he is in the penalty. He'll lose for sure because of excessive fouls on you. You'll shoot a lot of free-throws and he'll lose. Just annoy him that he loses everytime to you...hehehe... Sorry if that's the way I answer, you're in the Basketball Section.
679251
only when the basket goes in and is counted "good" by the referee.. if not, no need to mark it as an attempt
725790
I play center. I won our team 3-point shoot-out.So thats saying something. Not many centers can light it up from 3-point range.
889775
It is your point.  The one complication is that  it is the only time your opponent can reach over the net to touch the ball.  He has to hit it on the fly however once it bounces on your side it is your point.
427404
A player is allowed to make a certain number of challenges on line calls that they believe to be questionable.\n\nOnce a challenge has been made, the Shot Spot/Hawkeye Simulation shall be displayed. Shot Spot/Hawkeye works with many cameras in the air that take many pictures of the ball as it travels through the air. I believe Shot Spot/Hawkeye is 99% accurate.\n\nAnyway, if the player who challenged is correct, the point goes to the winner of the point according to the challenge. If the player who challenged is incorrect, they lost a challenge and nothing is done to modify the previous call.
138825
When a team is inbounding and the defense puts on pressure in the backcourt
20900
There really is no "effective shot". Too many factors involved. I could have a super fast slapshot and it could get blocked before reaching the net. I mean people are saying wrister, slapshot, snapshot... but what about a redirection? Talk about what a goalie has less a chance of reacting too. If you want to be silly about it a shot at an open goal is the most effective!
1112667
Before you shoot from a few feet away, try shooting under the basket and hitting it off the backboard. Make atleast ten shots in a row(if you miss one, start over) and move a little farther(like a step or something) and try not using the backboard if you are not comfortable with the distance. Repeat this and you will see improvement in your shot and control of the ball.\n\nGreat Luck to You.
1187910
yes it does.As a shot on goal counts every single shot that either hits the post,becomes a goal or the goalkeeper sends it away etc.Basically every shot that ends up at or between the posts
588348
A maximum of 5 fouls are allowed per game for each player .The  person who makes the next (6th) foul is not allowed to play the remaining game. He is just a spectator then after.
206323
yes why ask he has the record to show it he can come off a screen and make it on the run he can take a dribble or 2 and drain it comin from a bigg JJ fan i would say yes he hit a 34 footer agaist someone the other day it said on espn it was a long shot. he's awsome and the best 3 shooter in the ncaa noone can shoot as good as him off the screen
811239
The defender gets a block, the shooter gets a missed FG, and the ball is conidered loose after the block, so there is no rebound or steal afterward.  However it is a turnover if the ball goes to the defender's team.
908607
(why is this question under basketball?)\n\nNo.
68495
Can he make baskets from everywhere? If he can only shoot from straight on that's great because if you double team him into a corner he won't be able to make many if any from there. In other words keep moving him to where he is uncomfortable. Another thing to look at is his stealing. Is he sloppy? If so, you should be able to draw fouls. Fall if you have to. Just make sure the world knows when you have been hit. What you guys really need to do is work on your game. Stick to the basics. Stay away from the fancy. Your foul shooting is critical. Practice shoot these foul shots every chance you get. Next you have to work on getting the ball in. Practice many different ways to do it so your prepared for anything. Want to draw fouls? Work on your layups. You can get 2 points plus 2 more if you are fouled. Practice your passing. For this game stay away from the bounce pass because it can be easily stolen. More questions? Let me know. Good luck.
184199
Yes, it is possible!\n\nA defending player could deflect a wayward drop-goal attempt by an opponent.  If the ball then went over the bar and between the posts, it would count.\n\nHowever, there is no rugby equivalent of a "safety" in American Football, where a player tackled in his own end zone concedes two points.
806739
do either a fake shot pass dribble and or maybe even do a hesitation dribble....that works evertime and then after doing it bust you butt down the court to get a good shot!!!!