WorksheetsREBOUNDING and VERTICALITY
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Holding is illegal personal contact with an opponent that interferes with his (a) of movement.
Holding occurs with which parts of the body?
Legs
Arms
Any body part
Hands
A pushing foul can occur on an opponent with or without the ball....
True
False
A defensive player may push his opponent back and away from the rim on a rebounding situation as long as he has established an initial LEGAL position.
False
True
No idea
Any player can come out of their own vertical space on a rebound situation, provided they do not make contact with a legally established opposing player who is also vying for the ball.
False
True
No idea
If two opposing players are both clutching and grabbing one another equally on rebound activity, we do not necessarily need to call a foul.
Depends which team gains possession of the ball.
We need to have an automatic double foul here.
Provided this action does not escalate to something more by one or both players, we can play on.
I have no idea.
As opposing players are jumping for a rebound, one falls to the floor, causing the other player to trip over them and subsequently land on the floor. This is a foul on the player who initially fell to the floor.
False
No - play on
No idea
True
Clamping or clutching during rebound action is the responsibility of which official?
Lead
Trail
Both
A foul called during rebound activity will NOT result in free throws for the opposition if the fouling team is in the penalty.
True
No idea
False
This is a loose ball foul so we can't have free throws
What type/signal of foul would we call/use if a legally established defender who is blocking out, is moved forward 2-3 feet by an opposing player during rebound activity.
Hold
Dislodge
Block
Push
