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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Period 5 Blog #6 Invasion Games
We have started our invasion games unit and our focus this past week has been on maintaining possession of the ball. List for me five things you can do in any game situation to help your team maintain possession of the ball. Be specific about the tactic and sport you would use it in.
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What you could do to keep possesion of the ball is...
-allow short passes between players
-try to keep open players avaliable(keep clear passes)
-use quick passes to make opposing team chase you for the ball
- mix up your throws to keep other team guessing about where the ball may be
-keep the opposing team in one spot to allw other players on your team to be open.
-Jordan Gutierrez
5 things that I can do in any game situation are:
1. create open space- I can use this tactic in basketball because the ball-handler will now have room to drive to the basket and score.
2. move to open space- I can use this tactic in football becuase if I move to open space, the quarterback can throw the ball to me.
3. pass- I can use this tactic in basketball because if I pass the ball when other defenders are around me, I can pass the ball so they have to shift over to the person with the ball.
4. shield the ball- I can use this tactic in basketball because if I put my arm out to protect the ball, when the defenders try to steal the ball, but they hit my arm, they get a foul called on them.
5. dribble- I can use this tactic to move the ball around to give my teammates time to move into open space or create open space so I can either pass the ball to them or drive in.
-Christopher Chan
In football you could throw short passes to make sure you dont get the ball intercepted(1). Also make sure your teammates are open when you throw the ball to them so you dont lose the ball(2). And to those recievers; make sure to get open and away from the opposing team to be able to catch the ball without threat to losing the ball(3). When a running back, hold the ball with two hands and close to your chest to make sure you will not fumble the ball or have it stripped(4). And one of the most important things is to not pass/throw the ball without looking to try and fake out the other team. Its not worth the chance because a person on the other team can intercept the ball without you seeing.....this kind of applies more to basketball(5).
-Kevin Ross
1. short passes are needed between players to maintain possesion. (soccer)
2. in order to maintain ball possesion, we need to move to an open space so that our team mates can pass the ball to us. (soccer)
3. protect the ball by blocking your opponent (basketball)
4. pass the ball to a player in the open space if you are surrounded by opponents
5.don't pass the ball to a person surrounded by opponents, always pass it to a person in an open space.
Charles Sheung
blocking-football (defense)
smart passes- football
communication- calling for the ball
coordination-football
pass to people in open space- football
Daniel Hamburg
a couple of ways you can keep possession of the ball would be
1.) In basketball you can pass the ball with your teammates so the ball would stay on your side
2.) moving without the ball would be one way because in football or basketball its a a good way to get open for a pass
3.) Don't take huge risks like bombs down the field like in football, maintain the ball by running with it or short passes that way you can get yards in a careful way
4.) holding on to the ball would be a good way because in football or basketball you got to hold on to it tightly so the ball wont be stolen or fumbled
5.) moving with the ball in a careful way would be good because in basketball you dribble the ball to maintain possession and also in soccer you need move with the ball carefully down the field.
--Vivek Raman
1. you can have short passes within your team mates-basketball
2. aim at your team mate so you dont miss-ultimate frisbee
3. throw the ball constantly-football
4. always dribblea and run around-basketball
5. be aware of your team mates- ultimate frisbee, basketball, football
5 things that I can do to keep possession is...
1)Move into Open Spaces: This helps to move the ball around without interference
2)Short Passes: There is a higher probability of getting the ball to another teammate b/c the passes will be more accurate
3)Protect the Ball: Fumbles in football are usually caused when the carrier doesn't protect the ball - This is the same reason for steals in soccer and basketball
4)Help Get a Clear Pass/Path: Defend the ball from an interception even if the ball isn't being thrown to you. You can also clear the path for an easy score in Basketball with a Pick&Roll
5)Throw the Ball to Different Open Teammates: Doing this will keep the defense guessing and will give them less time to react. If you throw to the same person, the defense will know your preference
-Priya Kareddy
5 thinks to maintain possestion:
Create open space- move around and so it is harder for the defenders to keep you from getting the ball
Give and go- a quick move to create open space and have the defenderers chasing you
Short quick passes- (in football) there is a higher chance of catching the ball than lobbing it down field so you gain some yardage, (soccer)keeps the defenders running because the ball can go faster than any player so defenders chase
shielding- (soccer) turning your back to the defender while holding the ball so it makes it harder for them to get to so they have to foul or get around you
Boxing out- (basketball) similar to shielding, position yourself between the basket and the defender and hold your arms out and stick your rear out so its harder for the defender to get the rebound
-Jamie Ertel
You marked me down that i didn't do blog # 5, but I just checked it, and I did, so can you fix it? Thanks,
Daniel Hamburg
-short passes
-make the opposing team chase the ball
- move to open space
- sheild the ball
- quick passes
Frances Lasday
-keep doing short passes
-keep moving around to stay open
-create open spaces
-use constantly changing passing patterns to confuse the other team
-dont make unlikely attempts to score
-olin Akisoglu
1. get open so your teammates can pass to you (football)
2. short passes so the ball wont be intercepted (basketball)
3. dont get used to using just one pass (most sports)
4. keep the ball moving so it will be harder for the other team to keep track of it
5. try to identify the person you're gonna pass to so they wont be so surprised when the ball gets the them
Suzy Mejia Buenano
In Football you could:
1.Move into space
2.Make quick passes
3.Make accurate passes to avoid an interception
4.Use multiple players to pass to
5.Block inaccurate passes from defenders to prevent an interception
-Chris Scheible
1. throwing to someone in an open space in basketball so then they can catch it without anyone blocking them
2. having short passes in football so it is harder for the other team to intercept and easier for the team throwing to catch it
3. kicking the ball in soccer to people that are not likely thought to be ideal for kicking the ball
4. keep the ball moving in soccer around to different people to make the other team having to move around
5. moving to an open space in football so you are able to get the ball easily and for your teammates to have an easier time throwing to you
-amber chen
5 things i can do to keep possesion are
1. do short passes
2. create space
3. occosionaly throw it far to keep the defence guessing
4. only pass it to open players
5. sheild the ball while you have it
-Ben Alkon
what you could do to keep possession of the ball is:
pass to the open space to make sure the other team doesnt get it
be moving constantly so that the defender has a harder time
dribble to get the ball down the field
block the other teams defenders to allow your team to get around - daniel delgado
1.Move into open space
2.Block passes
3.keep moving
4.pass to multiple players
5.make quick passes
~alyssa hochberg
To keep possesion of the ball you can:
- keep passes short between players
- create open spaces so that the ball can be passed more easily
- block your opponent to keep them from getting possesion of the ball
- always pass the ball to a person that is in an open space to keep the ball form getting stolen by the other team
- communicate with other players on your team to prevent the ball form being stolen
-Christiana Morrow
To keep possession of the ball, players can:
- make short, easy-to-catch passes (football, basketball, ultimate frisbee)
- move around and get open (all of them)
- communicate with their team mates (all of them)
- help the person currently holding the ball by getting in the way of the defense (mostly football)
- spread out so passes can be easily made (ultimate frisbee and others)
Abby Stauffer
to keep the possesion of the bal u gotta first pass it to your player. be sure to do this or else u'll lose hte ball in more ways thanj 1. second, make sure that the person who you are throwing it to can catch it. like if it's a ridiculously hard pass, then don't expect someone with no expirience to catch it. also, make sure that the guy yu are throwing it to is open otherwise that will suck for you.
Jason Vajda
To keep possession of the ball you can....
1. Make shorter passes so you have more control (basketball)
2. Get into open space so your team mates can get the ball to you (most sports)
3. intercept passes (football, basketball, etc.)
4. Make quick passes so it's harder for the other team to get the ball (most sports)
5. Use different plays (football)
~Ruth Wang
5 things you could to do keep possesion of the ball are...
-move into open space when on offence.
-pass the ball to an open teamate that is not being defended.
-protect the ball and make sure you dont lose it.
-comunication with the quarterback so he/she knows where you are going to run.
-make safe throws so you dont lose the ball.
-Milad Gharagozloo
5 Things you can do to maintain possesion of the ball are:
1. Make short, quick passes.(basketball, soccer, football, ultimate frisbee)
2. Move to open space.(basketball, soccer, ultimate frisbee)
3. Defend or block the ball. (football)
4. Use set plays with your team. (football)
5. Pass to different players to keep the other team guessing. (soccer, football, basketball, ultimate frisbee)
I did this blog the day it was posted but my comment isn't there. What should I do about this?
Randy Steinberg
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