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after a successful shot, the shooter can take up to three 1-point free-throws (or play the "shoot til you miss" rule, where the shooter continues to shoot the ball until a player misses), but as soon as he misses, the ball may be rebounded by anyone; conversely, if he makes all three free throw
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1142:from the original on 2022-02-17
1113:from the original on 2023-04-17
1084:from the original on 2012-01-01
827:Larry "Bone Collector" Williams
807:John "The Franchise" Strickland
649:Grayson "The Professor" Boucher
462:The typical rules of "21" are:
229:Children playing streetball in
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1074:"Streetball - InsideHoops.com"
544:Other variations of basketball
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628:Rafer "Skip to my Lou" Alston
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946:FreeStyle Street Basketball
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986:NBA Ballers: Chosen One
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731:Troy "Escalade" Jackson
659:Kevin "Bizzness" Butler
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974:NBA Ballers: Rebound
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155:) is a variation of
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2941:Forms of basketball
2889:Driving While Black
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1572:Basket interference
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1078:www.insidehoops.com
980:NBA Ballers: Phenom
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639:Sylvester "Sy" Blye
278:backcourt violation
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180:midnight basketball
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766:Malloy Nesmith Sr.
756:Robert "50" Martin
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892:He Got Game
848:Rucker Park
449:Roughhouse,
443:St. Mary's,
415:possession.
317:possession.
274:goaltending
209:, YPA, and
169:Los Angeles
2936:Streetball
2930:Categories
2864:The Dozens
2748:Birmingham
2632:BET Awards
2586:Reality TV
2555:Dreadlocks
2545:Streetball
2405:Air Jordan
2355:Half court
2227:Man-to-man
2178:Small ball
2148:Fast break
2082:Continuity
1947:Posterized
1913:Free throw
1791:Field goal
1757:Statistics
1592:Shot clock
1546:3 seconds
1539:Violations
1479:Wheelchair
1474:Six-on-six
1464:Twenty-one
1459:One-on-one
1454:Streetball
1441:Variations
1361:Basketball
1259:NBC Sports
1240:2021-09-08
1176:2022-02-17
1146:2022-02-17
1117:2017-12-19
1088:2017-12-19
1060:References
1012:Activision
995:NBA Street
906:Uncle Drew
846:See also:
451:33, 50 or
420:Variations
332:"captains"
157:basketball
149:Streetball
110:March 2018
80:newspapers
2839:Baby mama
2829:Good hair
2758:Cleveland
2738:Milwaukee
2733:St. Louis
2723:Baltimore
2637:Hair Wars
2596:Hood film
2591:Bounce TV
2550:Crip Walk
2320:Backboard
2313:Equipment
2138:Princeton
1964:Hook shot
1952:Alley-oop
1942:Slam dunk
1918:Jump shot
1875:Euro step
1868:Crossover
1669:Sixth man
1661:Positions
1653:Game play
1625:Technical
1597:Traveling
1562:5 seconds
1519:Officials
1514:Jump ball
1210:April 13,
1024:Data East
1000:EA Sports
885:Crossover
874:City Slam
574:does not
535:H-O-R-S-E
529:H-O-R-S-E
440:American,
411:continue.
313:required.
254:traveling
211:Ball4Real
202:City Slam
2844:Down-low
2381:Clothing
2270:Match-up
2120:Triangle
2067:Ball hog
2019:Practice
2010:Playbook
1996:Strategy
1969:Air ball
1923:Fadeaway
1906:Shooting
1897:Slashing
1690:Shooting
1620:Personal
1615:Flagrant
1577:Carrying
1524:Turnover
1449:Slamball
1321:Archived
1263:Archived
1234:Archived
1170:Archived
1140:Archived
1111:Archived
1082:Archived
1031:See also
262:carrying
2778:Raleigh
2743:Jackson
2708:Houston
2678:Detroit
2673:Memphis
2668:Atlanta
2525:Sagging
2388:Uniform
2372:Whistle
2250:1–2–1–1
2195:Defense
2095:Shuffle
2072:Gravity
2060:Offense
2003:General
1863:Dribble
1829:Defense
1805:Rebound
1779:Offense
1721:Stretch
1704:Forward
1555:Defense
1550:Offense
1418:History
1390:Leagues
1107:Complex
939:Ubisoft
595:removed
580:sources
511:“taps”)
453:Crunch,
437:Hustle,
389:Sepolia
381:Giannis
266:kicking
161:asphalt
94:scholar
2768:Denver
2763:Boston
2728:Dallas
2688:Harlem
2615:Events
2601:Revolt
2535:Grills
2393:Sleeve
2330:Basket
2286:Amoeba
2279:Hybrid
2130:Motion
2035:Drills
1885:Screen
1810:Assist
1738:Center
1026:(1994)
1014:(2002)
983:, and
962:Midway
941:(2006)
920:Hustle
337:tennis
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2900:Gangs
2816:slang
2773:Omaha
2753:Miami
2530:Crunk
2419:Media
2350:Glass
2345:Court
2255:1–3–1
2105:Wheel
2042:Mikan
1930:Layup
1855:Moves
1841:Steal
1836:Block
1786:Point
1728:Point
1716:Power
1711:Small
1695:Combo
1685:Point
1678:Guard
1630:Bonus
1607:Fouls
1502:Rules
518:ball.
407:mark.
400:wins.
231:Paris
101:JSTOR
87:books
2325:Ball
2265:Line
2242:Zone
2090:Flex
1880:Flop
1398:FIBA
1271:2021
1212:2024
879:ESPN
578:any
576:cite
467:game
383:and
276:and
199:and
193:ESPN
167:and
151:(or
73:news
2834:CPT
2576:BET
2367:Net
2360:Key
2335:Rim
2260:2–3
2153:Fly
2047:Tip
1408:AAU
1403:NBA
589:by
195:'s
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