What are the rules of basketball? How can it be violated?

The difference between a violation and a foul is whether the behavior has the potential to harm the defending player, and because of the occurrence of this behavior, the offensive advantage is generated.

Offensively, the main offenses are: walking (dribbling by a player in violation of basketball dribbling rules); Two dribbles (the court does not allow a dribbler to stop dribbling and then dribble again without the rest of the players touching the ball); return to the court (either the ball or the dribbler is allowed to return to the backcourt); Flip (at any time the ball controller is not allowed to touch the ball with the ball in the possession phase); Passing errors (the act of the ball going out of bounds after the last contact with an attacking player during an offensive pass), and other actions that are considered mistakes, etc. The penalty for an offensive violation is a transition between attack and defense, the original defender gets the ball and restarts the 24-second offensive time, and technically, the attacker makes one error.

Offensive fouls, on the other hand, are mainly due to the unfair or aggressive behavior of the attacking player against the defending player, mainly including hitting people with the ball (the defending player is in position in advance, and the offensive player is in the process of breaking or advancing the power body contact); Offensive fouls (the use of the body by an offensive player to deliberately disrupt the contact of a player on the ball in violation of the rules of basketball while dribbling, basically defined as the elbow action in the advancement of the dribble) and so on. The penalty is a transition between offense and defense, and the technical statistics statistically record an offensive foul by the fouling player, and the defender gets the ball and recalculates the 24-second offensive time.

Violations in basketball include a 3-second restriction zone offense, a 5-second defensive offense, an 8-second dribble offense, a 24-second offense, dribbling, foot balls, dribble violations, ball return to the backcourt, throw-ins, etc. Violations in basketball generally refer to violations of rules and regulations that are not directly directed at the opposing player, and are generally not recorded in the number of times and are not accumulated. Except for foulings in the case of interference and penalty throws, the offending team is awarded the offending team to take the ball and the opponent throws the throw-in from outside the touchline nearest to the offending place.

3 Second Offense: An attacking player must not stay in the opponent's restricted area for more than 3 seconds.

5 second offence: the ball is not thrown within 5 seconds when a throw-in is taken; The ball carrier is closely defended (no more than 1 metre away, no passing, throwing or dribbling within 5 seconds; After the referee delivers the ball at the time of the free throw, the free throw team does not shoot within 5 seconds.

8 Second Foul: The attacking team starts with control of the ball from the back court and does not allow the ball to enter the front court for 8 seconds.

24 Second Offense: The attacking team does not attempt a shot within 24 seconds and the ball does not touch the hoop.

Dribbling: When a player is on the field with a live ball and one or both of his feet exceed the limits set forth in these Rules to move in either direction.

Foot Ball: A player deliberately kicks the ball with his foot or intercepts the ball with any part of his foot.

Dribble Offence: After a dribble, he must not dribble again unless he loses control of the ball and then regains control of the ball.

Ball back to the backcourt: The player who controls the team in the front court that touches the ball last causes the ball to return to his backcourt, and the player of that team touches the ball first.

Throw-in: The player who throws the throw-in does not throw the ball within 5 seconds when he can handle the ball; Foot crossing the boundary when throwing the ball; Move more than one normal step along the sideline from the place designated by the referee before throwing the ball out of hand; After the ball is thrown out of hand, the ball touches out of touch before it touches a player on the field.

1. Rules of Participation Each team plays a basketball game with 5 players and two teams participating, and the goal is to score under the opponent's basket and prevent the opponent team from scoring under their own basket. The basketball that is attacked by the opponent is the opponent's basket, and the basketball that is defended by the opponent is where we want to attack.

2. Defensive rules When defending a player in possession, factors such as time and distance do not apply. Be prepared to stop or change direction when defending. The defender must establish an initial legal defensive position without contact before taking the position.

3. The blocking rule is mainly to block players with or without the ball, but there can be no illegal physical contact. If a player attempting to screen makes contact with another player who is stationary or retreating during movement, the covering player will be awarded one blocking foul.

4. Touching the rules Touching an opposing player with your hand is not necessarily a foul in itself. The referee shall determine whether the player who caused the contact has received an unfair advantage. If you are defending and you are blocking the movement of an opposing player with your hands, it is considered a foul.

5. Scoring rules If the ball has been scored, 2 points are awarded for the shooting area within 3 points, 3 points for the 3-point shooting area, and 1 point for the free throw area. Fouls should be avoided as much as possible during the game. If a player commits five personal or technical fouls, he must leave the field within 30 seconds and be substituted.

The above is the rules of the basketball game that I have introduced to you, if there is anything you don't understand, I hope the above can help you.

The main violations in the basketball rules are:

1. Jumping ball violation.

2. Throwing the ball into bounds violation.

3. The ball is out of bounds violation.

4. Two dribbling violations.

5. Carrying a ball violation - commonly known as turning the wrist.

6. Walking with the ball is illegal - commonly known as walking.

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11. The ball is returned to the backcourt for violations.

12. Interference scoring violation.

13. Interference with the ball violation.

14. Penalty Kick Violations.

15. (Intentionally) kicking the ball violation.

16. Boxing ball violation.

17. It is illegal for a live ball to pass under the basket through the basket.

18. Intentionally throwing the ball into the team's basket is a violation.

19. A player reaches through the basket from below to touch a pass or rebound.

20. Grab the basket with one hand and dunk with the other.

21. When the offensive player does not enter the 3-second zone, the defender enters the 3-second zone and violates the rules for 3 seconds.

22. When the basketball bounces on the basket, the player plucks the ball.

Foul Rule 1: Foul without the ball.

Foul off the ball is an off-ball foul if there is illegal contact with the opposing team when neither team has possession of the ball after the ball has been lived. If it is not a boxing foul, a malicious foul, or an elbow foul, and neither team has possession of the ball at the time of the foul, the following penalties shall apply: one offensive foul by the registered foul player; Register a foul on a team-wide foul; If the penalty for a team foul does not occur, the opposing team is awarded a throw-in on the touchline close to the place where the foul was committed; If a team-wide foul penalty occurs, one free throw plus one free throw is awarded to the offended player.

If a defensive team is awarded a foul without the ball and then the shot (free throw) is successful, the offended team shall be awarded a free throw, making it possible to score 3 or 4 points. This rule applies to: regardless of which offensive player is fouled; Regardless of whether the foul penalty for the whole team is present or not.

If an offensive team is given a foul without the ball, and then the offensive team member makes a successful shot, the score is not counted.

Foul Rule 2: Boxing foul.

The player slammed the opponent with his fist, which was a boxing foul. The unlawful contact of the players due to the boxing judgment was an offensive foul and a team-wide foul. A penalty shall be awarded to Maruyama, whether the penalty is successful or not, and the ball shall be awarded to the team that was violated to take a throw-in in midfield.

Any player who punches an opponent, whether it hits or not, is unsportsmanlike and should be immediately ejected and stopped for at least one game.

This applies both in the middle of the match and in the dead-ball state. In the event of a back-to-back boxing foul, everything in this rule will apply and the team that is last violated will take the throw-in in the midfield. In addition, the player was fined and suspended from the game by no more than $20,000 depending on the circumstances.

Foul Rule 3: Non-Match Foul.

In the fourth quarter or the last two minutes of overtime, if the defending team makes illegal contact with the offensive team in possession of the ball, and such contact occurs in an area far from the ball or when the throw-in is not out of hand, the off-game foul penalty is: one offensive foul and one team-wide foul registered; One free throw (two elbow fouls or malicious fouls) is awarded, which may be taken by a player on either game; The offended team throws a throw-in close to where the game was interrupted.

Foul Rule 4: Team fouls.

If each team commits more than 5 fouls per quarter and more than 3 fouls per team in overtime, one free throw and one serve will be awarded. If there are fewer than five team fouls in the first 10 minutes of each quarter, or less than three team fouls in the first three minutes of overtime, one team foul in the last two minutes is allowed without a penalty.

Two free throws are awarded for an offensive foul on a player who is making a shot, and no additional free throws are awarded if a foul is made for the whole team; A free throw is awarded if the shot is successful, and no additional free throw is awarded if the team fouls the whole team. That is, up to 3 points on a successful two-point shot and up to 4 points on a successful 3-point shot.

Foul Rule Five: Malicious fouls.

When the dribbler jumps up and dunks, others push or pull him, which can be a malicious foul! In severe cases, they will be expelled and banned, etc.