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jump shot

NOUN
  1. (basketball) a player releases the basketball at the high point of a jump

How To Use jump shot In A Sentence

  • He has to get a drop step or a fallaway jumper or just a jump shot where he can take people to the middle and spin back to his right so you can't double-team him.
  • The swingman, who has a sweet jump shot, was sidelined by bad knees last season.
  • I was making everything: jump shots, lay-ups, dunks.
  • It's scary when you have to look through the bottom part of your bifocals to shoot layups and the top part on jump shots.
  • Now Kiefer was demonstrating a jump shot and his body was pure grace and liquid movement.
  • You'll have a number of tools at your disposal to rack up the points on the court, along with the usual jump shots, dunks and lay-ups.
  • Before, you could stay between him and the basket, give up the jump shot and protect yourself against the lob or the drive.
  • It takes him another minute to finally score a basket - a 20-foot jump shot that rattles off the back iron and falls in.
  • He's a contradiction in that his jump shot, an awkward heave off his right shoulder, is fundamentally flawed.
  • Williams is a fine ballhandler with the smoothest of pull-up jump shots. USATODAY.com - Sports
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