Basketball maneuver is a term used to describe the various techniques used by players to move the ball around the court and score points. A PICK (4 letters) is when a player stands in front of an opposing player to prevent them from moving. A DUNK (4 letters) is when a player jumps up and slams the ball into the hoop. A PIVOT (5 letters) is when a player turns their body while keeping one foot planted on the ground. A SWITCH (6 letters) is when two players exchange positions on the court. A PRESS (5 letters) is when a player applies pressure to an opposing player to disrupt their play. A tapin (5 letters) is when a player taps the ball into the hoop after it has bounced off the rim. A setshot (7 letters) is when a player takes a shot from a stationary position. An alleyoop (8 letters) is when a player passes the ball to a teammate who then dunks it. A hookshot (8 letters) is when a player shoots the ball with a curved trajectory. A jumpshot (8 letters) is when a player jumps up and shoots the ball. A giveandgo (9 letters) is when a player passes the ball to a teammate and then moves to receive a return pass. A pickandroll (11 letters) is when a player sets a screen for a teammate and then rolls to the basket to receive a pass.