The term 'Basketball Rim Attachment' refers to the components that are attached to the rim of a basketball HOOP. These components include a NET, NETS, HOOP, and ABOVE. The NET is a three-letter word, the NETS are four letters, the HOOP is four letters, and ABOVE is five letters. All of these components are necessary for a basketball HOOP to function properly. The NET catches the ball when it is shot, the NETS keep the ball from bouncing out of the HOOP, the HOOP provides the frame for the NET, and the ABOVE component is used to secure the NET to the HOOP.