How it works
These would you rather basketball questions are about playing the game: shots, passes, stops and the last minute of a close one. No team, league or player is named, so nobody has to defend a favorite before voting.
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Six topics, from the opening tip to the buzzer
Shooting, Passing and dribbling and Defense and rebounds split a team by what each player likes to do: Grab twenty rebounds or make five steals. The last minute is all close-game choices, Practice and the team is gym life, and Basketball that cannot happen has ten like Wear shoes with springs or wear gloves with glue.
For a first practice or a wait for the court
At a first practice, deal The last minute. Who wants the ball when down by one, and who would sooner play defense when up by one, is worth knowing before the season starts. Waiting for a court, deal any topic and make the losing side of each vote argue its case.
- Hard holds 11 cards, four in The last minute: Shoot two free throws for the tie or shoot one three-pointer for the win.
Questions and answers
What are good basketball would you rather questions?
Start with Dunk once in your life or sink one half-court shot in your life. For an argument that lasts, try Score thirty in a loss or score two in a win.
Are the basketball questions for players or for fans?
Both, though they lean toward playing. Fifty cards are about the court and the gym, and ten are impossible games anyone can answer. For choices about watching a game, the sports deck has a topic called In the stands.
Can I print the basketball cards for a team dinner?
Yes. Press Print 60 questions and cut the sheet into slips, one question each, for a bowl in the middle of the table.