Basketball Question # 15.
Which is true when initially setting a screen on a moving opponent?
A. Whether setting the screen within or outside the visual field of a moving opponent, an opponent must have time and distance to stop or change direction prior to contact.
B. Whether setting the screen within or outside the visual field of a moving opponent, an opponent must have one normal step prior to contact.
C. When setting the screen within the visual field of the moving opponent, you must stop short of contact, and when outside the visual of the moving opponent, an opponent must have one normal step prior to contact.
D. When setting the screen within the visual field of the moving opponent, an opponent must have one normal step prior to making contact, and when outside the visual field of the moving opponent, an opponent must have time and distance to stop or change direction prior to contact.
A. Whether setting the screen within or outside the visual field of a moving opponent, an opponent must have time and distance to stop or change direction prior to contact.
B. Whether setting the screen within or outside the visual field of a moving opponent, an opponent must have one normal step prior to contact.
C. When setting the screen within the visual field of the moving opponent, you must stop short of contact, and when outside the visual of the moving opponent, an opponent must have one normal step prior to contact.
D. When setting the screen within the visual field of the moving opponent, an opponent must have one normal step prior to making contact, and when outside the visual field of the moving opponent, an opponent must have time and distance to stop or change direction prior to contact.
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