In a basketball game, how can you make your team mates pass the ball to you always?
969765
If your teammate is that selfish, I doubt that he/she passes the ball to anybody.  If so, there isn't much you can do.  Talk to your other teammates about it, talk to your coach, and confront him/her.  Remember that basketball is a team sport and most importantly, have fun!!
942652
have the other big man set you pics, or go high low have the other big man set up out by the free throw line and you guys can rotate, also the guards need to do thier job of swinging the ball to get the defense moving, id say have one guard be in the corner and pass it to him and hopefully that will bring one of the guys playing d downlow out to cover him and open things up. other then that id just say work on your short jumper.
260386
what!  go!  Take some claritan and get on the court!  Be a team player!
526167
try and do some drills \n\nfor example - try to throw the ball up and ask your friend to catch it with a one-two step.  Also try and practice shooting as that is the main objective of the game\n\nTO SCORE!
380909
Practice, but make sure you are working on the areas of your game that need the most improvement.  Work on your off foot, juggling with both feet, and if you can, find someone to work with you on different skills such as shooting, passing, trapping, and heading to name a few.  The more touches you get on the ball the better off you will be.  There are aspects of the game that can only be improved by playing, but you can work on your skills alone.
174502
There is one that comes to mind. You should ask him about configuring your team into pairs of triangles. This way you can constantly pass the ball and not have as tight of coverage on the ball from the defense. You will exhaust the other team as they try to get the ball then you can make your move . Wings are also a great asset use them as a weapon
687995
focus on executing simple fundamentals - these are the only things you can consistently control in a game.  See yourself in the flow of the game starting from \n1. rebounding or stealing the ball to gain possession - anticipate and screen out. \n2. offense - ball handling, passing, shooting\n3. defense - moving your feet, seeing man and ball, communicate, anticipate, help and recover. \n\nthe cycle repeats over and over so see yourself doing it like an olympic skier sees the course before skiing down it.
889952
dribble dribble dribble dribble 24/7.  draw a chalk circle in your backyard and do all the crossover moves you can think of withough leaving the circle, then get to a basketball court and do the same crossovers as attacking the basket. then finish it off with  a layup.  hope this helps, it sure helps me
826342
You want to make the team boy?  Hustle hustle hustle baby, thats how you do it!  I want to see you the first man back when running lines.  I want you sliding  your feet on D. I want you diving for loose balls.  I want you running down the court getting back on D even when you know your beat!  Make your coach notice you and be like"this kids got enthusiaism!"  remember energy baby!  let me know how it goes
628316
Once you've passed half court and your on your side, you cannot advance the ball back past the half court of your opponents UNLESS it's stolen by the other team momentarily then recovered by your team on the other teams side or you have it knocked out of your hand by an OPPONENT in which the ball rolls past midcourt.  You can still recover it without it being a backcourt violation since the other team touched it as well.
681959
overall: after every game, ask your coach bout your mistakes and how you can improve. shooting: you have to do a lot to improve..oh, ask your coach/friends on how to bend your hand too.(different people, different positions so try all of them then use the one that you think is best!)  talking to your coach: write what you want to say somewhere that you can see, then give it to her or read it out.\ni hope it helps!!
400007
play them one on one and beat them that should get you their respect because now they know you are good and tell them a "good defense makes a great offense" and hopefully they will now listen to you if not, you can always bribe them with stuff
294913
Practice shots that you'd take in a game. Stand still, catch and shoot. Stand still, catch, dribble and shoot. Catch while on the move and shoot. Catch while on the move and fake or just go right into the dribble and then shoot. And, creating off of fakes (while a pivot foot is planted). Make sure you square up to the basket when shooting. Both feet should be pointing at the basket, and your body should square up to it. Make sure your power is coming from your legs, not your arms. Remember to follow-through on your shot. Practice like crazy. And be intense. Don't be lazy, work hard. If you half-heartedly practice getting shots off, they won't be very effective when a tough defender is near you in a real game
250114
we play an italian {i think} game called bocce....throw out the little white shot ball you and your three friends each pick a color of ball to shoot the person with the closer ball to the shot ball gets to pitch the next time your keep points or shots of beer you pick the win ...
267937
Yes. I remember a game against the Bulls where the Cavs were down by 2, the Cavs had the last possession, and LBJ was going for a lay up to put the game into OT. Then he finds an open teammate at the 3 pt. line, and he hits the game winning 3. That pass showed me LBJ is a team player.
576880
first, strive to be ambidextrous (ability to dribble with both hands). then learn the Spin Move, Pivoting, Thru The Legs, Windmill, Butterfly, Spider, Etc. Basics are all the same. Juz Pass the ball more often & avoid too much body contact with opponents. we're not professionals anyway. Let the Centre or Forwards do the scoring job.
363069
use your body to shield the ball.\nkeep moving, the longer you stand still the easier it is to get a read on the ball and take it.\ndon't dribble too much.