What do these basket ball terms mean?

Question

Carry

3 seconds

Answer 1

a carry is when you put your hand underneath the ball while dribbling. Three seconds is a violation when an offensive player, while the ball is possessed, stays in the key for more than three seconds. This is known as "three in the key"

Answer 2

it means they traveled with the ball.

Answer 3

Your picture is a puppy.  Your asking about basketball in golf.

Answer 4

a carry is when you are dribbling the ball but your hand goes under the ball. Its like you "carried" the ball for a split second before your next dribble. It results in a traveling call.

3 seconds is a violation on the offensive team. An offensive player cannot stand "in the paint" (the area under the hoop that goes out to the free throw line) for more than 3 seconds at a time. A player on offense can enter this space, but he has to leave every 3 seconds before he can come back in. you often hear people say "he's camping underneath" and they mean that he should be called for a 3 second violation. It results in a turnover.     This is a call that is often missed in the NBA, the refs call it every now and then but don't seem to pay too close attention to it.

Answer 5

It's when you carry your hand under the ball when you dribble.

Answer 6

Why don't you carry yourself away to the basketball forum !

Answer 7

its when you pick up the ball and carry it.