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Basketball Terms - L

Lay-in – A one-handed shot taken after jumping underneath the basket in which the ball is dropped directly through the basket

Layup -- A one-handed shot taken after jumping underneath the basket in which the ball is banked off the “Backboard” into the basket
 
Leading the Receiver -- a pass to where a player is headed as opposed to where he or she actually is
 
Live Ball -- the ball is live after it’s given to the passer on a “Throw-in” or the shooter on a “Free Throw,” though the game clock doesn’t start again until the ball is “Alive”    
Loose Ball -- A live ball that is in neither team’s possession
 
Low Post -- The unmarked region near the “Basket” but outside of the “Foul Lane”  
 
Lower Percentage Shot -- Remarkably, the exact opposite of a “High Percentage Shot,” an attempt less likely to be successful (outside a player’s range, taken off balance, etc.)