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Basketball Terminology | M - N - O
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M
- Man-to-man defense
- The defensive style where each defensive player is responsible for guarding one opponent.
- Match-ups
- Any pairing of players on opposing teams who guard each other.
- MVP (Most Valuable Player)
- An award recognizing the NBA player who contributed most to the regular season or to the Finals.
N
- NBA (National Basketball Association)
- a professional league created in 1949 that now has 27 teams in the U.S. and is adding 2 Canadian teams in 1995.
- NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association)
- A voluntary association of over 1,200 colleges and universities in the U.S. whose role is to establish standards and protect the integrity of amateurism for student-athletes.
- NCAA Tournament
- An annual competition between 64 college teams to crown a national champion; also called March Madness because the three-week-long event is held during March; see also Final Four.
- NIT (National Invitational Tournament)
- The oldest college tournament, in which 32 teams not selected to the NCAA Tournament compete each year.
O
- Off the dribble
- A shot taken while driving to the basket.
- Offense
- The team with possession of the ball.
- Offensive rebound
- A rebound of a team's own missed shot.
- Officials
- The crew chief, referee and umpire who control the game, stop and start play, and impose penalties for violations and fouls.
- Open
- When a player is unguarded by a defender.
- Out of bounds
- The area outside of and including the end lines and sidelines.
- Outside shooting
- Shots taken from the perimeter.
- Over the limit
- When a team commits 5 or more team fouls per NBA period (4 in each overtime); 8 or more per WNBA half; 7 or more per half in college; this team is also said to be in the penalty.
- Overtime or OT
- The extra period(s) played after a regulation game ends tied.
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