What is it called in basketball when a shot goes through the basket without touching the rim or backboard?

The correct answer is SwishKey Points

• In basketball, a swish refers to a shot that passes cleanly through the net without touching the rim, backboard, or hoop.
• It is considered one of the most accurate and perfect shots a player can make.
• The ball goes through the basket in a way that it doesn't make contact with the rim or backboard, producing a distinctive "swish" sound as it moves through the net.
• It's a visually satisfying shot for both the player and spectators, as it demonstrates precision, skill, and control.

Additional Information

• Screen:
  • In basketball, a screen (also called a "pick") is a move where a player blocks or "screens" a defender to free up a teammate for a shot or pass.
• Dime:
  • A dime is a slang term for an assist, where one player passes the ball to a teammate who scores immediately.
• Technical Foul:
  • A technical foul is a penalty given for unsportsmanlike conduct or violations unrelated to physical play (e.g., arguing with the referee).