Whats your “Go-To” move

Airballed 3-pointer usually

My go-to move is the one Rondo does where it looks like he’s going for a layup then he’ll quick pivot and spin the other way for the wide open shot.

360, between the legs, off the backboard dunk (from a standstill).

pick and pop 3

Lefty hesitation to pull up jumper from the elbow.
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Picture Carmelo Anthony.

eurostep in fastbreak situation

In and out dribble then crossover.If the guy doesn’t bite for it, I do something called a tap dribble.I just want a dude to shift a little so I can get in the lane.

Oh I don’t know, probably the dream shake.

Fade away on the low block while posting, quick dribble and step back while facing up.

All my moves are all basic. I’d say a step back shot. I don’t try to over-complicate the game

Mine’s probably jab right, one dribble to the left and pullup. That or a hesitation cross

I like using the super kick, sleeper hold, dropkick….

I have a couple…

From a standstill position… Jab/ball fake right (a couple of times to set it up) and then quick ball fake left, then explode back going right. I stole this move from Chris Thomas (Pike High School and Notre Dame) after he did it to me. You can either use this move to pull up for the J or just go to the rim. You can use this move to set up a bunch of other moves.

Another move I love to do, I stole from Jason Gardner (North Central High School and Arizona). You drive hard going baseline and you stop and take it around your back, but as soon as you catch it, you take it through your legs and explode going forward again.

Other than that, I’m all about step backs. I step back driving to the left better than going to the right though. Never been too comfortable stepping back after driving right for some reason.

My go to move is watching other people play because I wasn’t invited to play.

Up and under, old man game all day, play smart not hard
Also I love driving on the right baseline and finishing with a left hand reverse, Í’m right handed but finish with better english with my left and I can still hang in the air long enough

my entire game is based off of moves which can either really help or hurt a team. teammates dont mind when i do it though cause normally i get them open for easy llooks even if i do over dribble. anyways, a couple of you already said some of my moves. such as the in and out then cross over, that one probably works the most. then i use the rondo show the ball, pivot spin layup.

but the 2 others i like to use is the steve smith act like your about the bring the ball back out then explode the original way you were going.
and the other is the d wade move where you get your man covering you tight and drive to the hoop hard, and then cross back inbetween your legs, the defender will go flying.

Probably a crossover to the left and then a step back jumper. I’m a 5’11 150 pound white kid who is supposed to be in his peak athletically yet has a 25 inch vertical. Add to that a fear of jumping around under the rim because of the 1789542 ankle injuries I’ve had and a jumpshot becomes my only option. I just pu$$y out going to the rim whenever there are any people in front of it.

I think the time has come to reveal the deadly, unstoppable, and yet very easy move my congregation created in the 16th century. It works each time, but cannot be learned by watching it; you have to be told how to do it.

I must warn you: I’m not allowed to do this. I’m telling you because my congregation kind of let me down; but that’s not the point. Get ready.

So you have to start dribbling with… what? Nooooo!!!! How did you find me? Please… no, not my arm!!!!!! Aarrrgh!!!!!! Please!!!!!! Not my MJ poster!!!! Take my mom, but not my MJ poster!!!! I was just joking, I wasn’t going to… ouch…. arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

30 foot 3’s. I am like a better shooter the farther away from the basket I get.
I also pump fake like 70% of the time which I guess is a move.

I’m a 5’9” point forward LOL… I know it’s funny, but I don’t usually guard the ball handler… most times I guard someone taller and go for the rebound. I’m not athletic at all, but I play tough D. I also play soccer and I’m also a playmaker in that sport. Setting easy goals/baskets for my teammates is what I really enjoy.

I usually operate off screens and if the dish is not available, I go for the mid range pull up J or runner. Also, the other day I found out my step back J could be decent in 1-vs-1 situations (I wish I knew about this move when I was a teenager lol)

Drainin J’s in teenagers grills. Makes me feel young again (i’m 24).

In my younger days when I was a rail thin semi-athletic 6’1 pg I used that Iverson crossover and Penny hesitation all day everyday…after college and after tearing my achilles and picking up softball old man weight my game consist of taking opposing big men out the paint and shooting 3’s lol

Well, I consider myself of the Reggie Evans and Kendrick Perkins mold, lol. But there was a time a couple years ago when I played in rec leagues where the competition wasn’t very good, I was the go to guy then. My go to move was usually any thing to create space or get open. I didn’t have very good handles but I could shoot from anywhere, so I’d get the ball around the top of the key, take two dribbles, then two big giant steps, and by that time I’m either at the rim and ready for a layup, a scoop shot, or I’ve been forced into fallaway shot on the baseline. It sounds and even looks ugly but It works. I also like putting my head down and just bulldozing through the paint, that’s fun, as well as a nice post turnaround, that’s probably my favorite move.

I played every position from PG to Center. I am only 5’10 but I was a lockdown defender and great rebounder for my size. When we were in the county semifinals I blocked 2 shots off the backboard and the radio announcers said I played like I was 6’5. It is funny because growing up I played a lot more than everybody in my class so I was the best player and scorer and as the years went on I became more of a role player who did the little things because the other players on my team all became more efficient scorers than I was. I started varsity as a sophomore and junior but I actually came off the bench as a senior for the good of the team (and because I was ineligible because I didn’t know the first quarter grades would prevent me from missing the first 2 weeks of practice. . We went from having no seniors on my team when I was in 10th grade and going 4-18 to going 22-5 my senior year in 2005 and getting to the county title game and losing to the biggest school in the state of PA, Reading High alma mater of Donyell Marshall and Stu Jackson.

Offensively my go to move was a quick and simple behind the back dribble. I would usually do it right to left after giving a head and hesitation fake right. In 9th grade when I played JV I dropped a kid one time using the move…I proceeded to bank in a straight on jumper so it wasn’t the sweetest finish ever but I had the crowd oohhhing and ahhhhing. I could always handle the ball with the best of them but my shot is a bit wonky.

I’m a 5’10” PG. I’m fast, but I can’t jump very well, but I’ve always had great fundamentals. My old AAU coach said that I was fundamentally the best player he had ever seen (and he was a former college coach). Unfortunately, I never really had the right mentality when I was playing back in high school, and while I shot over 50% from 3 point range in my high school career, I never really put the rest of my game together so I ended up going to Syracuse as a student instead of playing college ball somewhere else. But, basically, I’m not really that quick, I’m skinny, and I don’t have that many moves, but I can throw passes exactly where I mean to almost every time, and as my 3 point percentage indicates, I’m a great shooter. I finally put it all together here and I’m honestly pretty positive that I could walk on to the team here at this point, but obviously I wouldn’t really play, and I just know that I’d be too frustrated by committing so much of my life to never really playing that I’d rather just focus on my grades and my career.

I have 3 go to moves really.

1. In and out into a crossover. If you sell this right, it can leave the defender wobbling all over the place.
2. A couple of crossovers into a hesitation and then a pullup 3. I have a really quick shot, so if I get the defender lowering his hands a little bit with my crossovers, I can get my shot off pretty easily.
3. Simple behind the back move. I do it where I have a little hop to the side as I go behind my back. I never really did it in high school, but here at Syracuse, I’ve made 4 or 5 people fall/caught them reaching in and beat them easily with this.