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JACK MANDERS
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Same as field goal. (Jack Manders was a field goal kicker for the Chicago Bears back in the 1930s, so this term is pretty much dated.)
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JAM
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Usually means that you are trying to force the ball higher into the pocket; can also mean a very solid pocket hit.
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JERSEY SIDE
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Same as Brooklyn side.
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JERSEY SIDE/HIT
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A ball that hits on the opposite side of the player's normal pocket; i.e, a Jersey for a right handed player would hit on the 1-2 pocket; usually refers to getting a strike in the "wrong" pocket; see also "crossover". Called a Brooklyn" in most locations of the country.
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JUICE
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A delivery with high rotation; powerful.
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JUNK BALL
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A ball thrown with little rotation and little power.
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