Assists in basketball and football

Assists BasketballThe general definition is: Pass the ball to help your teammates score.
That is, when the ball is in the live ball stage, the passing of the ball by the player holding the ball helps the first player that touches the ball to complete the direct score.
Key points:
I. The time when the ball leaves from the player's hands, the playing clock is running, and the assists players are in the game.
II. Direct score: 1. The scoring player gets the ball from the player. The pass player calculates the assists instead of other players involved in the transfer. 2. A direct score is defined as a series of scoring actions after a score player gets the ball. It is interpreted as a score opportunity for the ball, rather than a penalty score for the ball after being fouled. 3. A direct score is a shot or layup score, not a second offense after a score player gets a rebound.
Assist in four situations
First, pass the ball to your teammates. The teammates did not run and scored directly. This is also the most common assist.
Second, air transmission
Third, in the running of the ball directly 3 steps on the basket or dunk
Fourth, this assist is not very common, but it is also regarded as an assist in the game, that is, it is covered by the opponent's players during the game, and their players get the ball and take a shot or dunk.

WhileFootballThe assist is as follows:
Any event that meets both of the following conditions shall be deemed as an assist and indispensable
1. The goal is not a free-kick penalty, but the corner ball is shot directly.
(* Assists in a penalty)
2. The goal is not scored by the opponent.
(* No assists)
3. The scoring expert gets a pass from the same team to assist the attacker,
This pass does not touch any third party (including the team's players, the other party's players, referees) or stadium equipment (portal and badge)
(* No assists and no assists)
4. The scoring staff did not take the ball during the passing and scoring time.
(* No assists after a long-distance attack)
5. The ball rolling distance exceeds the football perimeter.
(* One step, one shot, and no assists)