When I was playing basketball, at the end of practice we’d all work on lay-ups, jumpers, etc in a free shoot. At the end, the coach would yell something out, which meant gather all the loose balls.
I can’t for the life of me think what the word was. A co=worker knows what I’m talking about, but can’t think of the word either.
Any help?
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Anyone? No one? Someone?
Was it scramble, or scatter?
My baseball and basketball coach both used the term “shag” to refer to gathering the loose balls. Obviously, my coach hadn’t been exposed to a lot of folks from the UK. 
Not sure if that’s what you are looking for.
Jammer
“Rack 'em?” That’s the only thing I can remember any of my coaches saying.
I thought it was “Rack 'em” too, but my coworker convinced me there was another term.
She thought it started with a “S” or “Sc” or “Scr”, so it could very well be “Scramble” or “Shag.” “Scramble” sounds right to me. But I’ll run these by her.
Thanks!
I was a basketball team manager in high school and spent a lot of time gathering up basketballs at practice and I don’t recall there being anything the coach said. I just picked them up because that was my job and it got me out of a regular PE class. But I still got a varsity letter! Woo hoo!