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| A '''ball hog''' is a derisive term in ] for a player who likes to handle the ball very often, more than what is good for the team. A ball hog would rather try difficult ] or to dribble a lot than to pass to a teammate, either because of poor court vision or supreme confidence in his own ability. | |||
| A '''ball hog''' is a derisive term in ] for a player who likes | |||
| to handle the ball very often, more than what is good for the team. A ball | |||
| hog would rather try difficult ] or to dribble a lot than | |||
| to pass to a teammate, either because of poor court vision or supreme | |||
| confidence in his own ability. | |||
| The common offensive strategy for a basketball team is to have the better player(s) attempting more shots; however, when a player seems to be taking this strategy to excess, that player is often said to be a ball hog. Therefore the term is very subjective and players can be considered as ball hogs by some, but not by others. Some players that are ball hogs are Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant and Kobe Bryant. | The common offensive strategy for a basketball team is to have the better player(s) attempting more shots; however, when a player seems to be taking this strategy to excess, that player is often said to be a ball hog. Therefore the term is very subjective and players can be considered as ball hogs by some, but not by others. Some players that are ball hogs are Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant and Kobe Bryant. | ||
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| Other notable ball hogs: Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant and Kobe Bryant. | Other notable ball hogs: Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant and Kobe Bryant. | ||
| Reference: Kobe Bryant | Reference: ] | ||
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Revision as of 11:02, 7 March 2006
A ball hog is a derisive term in basketball for a player who likes to handle the ball very often, more than what is good for the team. A ball hog would rather try difficult shots or to dribble a lot than to pass to a teammate, either because of poor court vision or supreme confidence in his own ability.
The common offensive strategy for a basketball team is to have the better player(s) attempting more shots; however, when a player seems to be taking this strategy to excess, that player is often said to be a ball hog. Therefore the term is very subjective and players can be considered as ball hogs by some, but not by others. Some players that are ball hogs are Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant and Kobe Bryant.
Other notable ball hogs: Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant and Kobe Bryant.
Reference: Kobe Bryant
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