It's great to have a back player who is tall enough and who is also able to jump high enough to score a goal from a jump shot over the defence line.
But what if he can't?
Does that mean that he can never score from a jump shot on the 9 m line?
Is he powerless every time there is a tall defence player in front of him?
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