Keep the opponent's offense from getting first downs and eventually scoring.
The offense is whoever has possession of the ball trying to advance into their opponents endzone. The defense is the team trying to stop them.
Offense is when a your team is trying to score on the other team, while defense is when you are guarding your basket trying to prevent the other team from scoring.
when the other team has the ball you are on "defense" , meaning you are trying to stop the other team from scoring.
If your team has the ball, you are on offense, not defense. The defensive team is the one trying to stop the offensive team from advancing and scoring. Your objective on offense is to move the ball down the field and create scoring opportunities. Conversely, when your team is on defense, your goal is to regain possession and prevent the opposing team from scoring.
Offence is when your team has the ball, and trying to score. When your on defense the other team has the ball, it's your teams' job to prevent the other team from scoring.
Well, you need to score runs to win, but one lucky swing can give you a homer. So if you look at it this way, if out of 27 batters, one hits a home run, you're ahead 1-0 if the other team doesn't score, which a good D will prevent. Also, baseball is the only sport in which the DEFENSE controls the ball, so I'd go with defense, if you hold them at zero, you'll eventually score.
It depends on if you are home or away or it depends on were the reff says you go.
DEFENSE
it begins with a first inning and it goes on...
Offense and Defense. Offense being the team in possesion of the ball.
The Boston Celtics have the best defense because you need defense to win championships and they have 17
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