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set shot
noun
- a shot with two hands from a point relatively distant from the basket, in which a player stands still and shoots the ball usually from chest level.
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Origin of set shot1
Example Sentences
He’s also credited as one of the first players to utilize a jump shot when a set shot ruled the game.
Streamers and rollouts — banners that poked fun at the opposing team — have gone the way of the set shot.
He also is the unofficial leading scorer in Palestra history after converting countless buckets with his set shot during the weekly media lunchtime pickup game he organized and ran for many years.
Dribbling three times with both his right and left hand, Bull went into a strangely graceful crouch and threw up an arcing two-hand set shot that swished through the net.
He’s also respected for a sweet set shot in pickup hoops games at the Palestra.
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