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Anonymous users2024-02-05It depends on the situation. If you're behind him, put the ball on his head, it's a dangerous move, and it's usually a foul, but as long as you don't ask for it, it's not going to be dangerous. Generally, the front cover will not be fouled.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If the ball is still in your hand and you press it down, it will be a foul, if the ball has left your hand, it is not a foul if you press it down, and it is really good to be able to press you when you leave your hand?!
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Before you make a shot, it counts as a foul, not a block!!
It should have been a foul.
Of course, it's not right to say that you are excessive, after all, everyone hates to invest when they play, and blames him for not catching the ball.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It's not a foul because you didn't touch the ball carrier, but the referee listened to the referee.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01It's not a foul, because you're not touching the ball carrier, so it's not a foul
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Oh, no, if he says yes, he won't fight, it doesn't matter if it's more serious, pay attention when you usually play, there's no need to be so ruthless,
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Anonymous users2024-01-30In all cases, if the ball has left the hands of the opposing player, then you have not put the rules. If the ball is still in the hands of the opposing player and does not leave the palm, then you are out of the rules.!!
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Anonymous users2024-01-29This situation should be considered scrum in the NBA, but the intensity of our usual play cannot be compared to the NBA, so it is reasonable for such actions to be judged as fouls.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28It depends on the situation, here you are referring to whether there is a foul in this action, because the opponent did not shoot, so it is a foul on the ball, but if it is a shot, it is a good hat!
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Anonymous users2024-01-27It's not a problem, it's okay to say that the shot is heavy, but it's definitely not a foul.
The ball is good and blows for a foul? ．．
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Anonymous users2024-01-26It's not a foul, it's not Hamilton, there's no mask.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25If the ball has left the opposing player's hand, you have not committed a foul.
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Anonymous users2024-01-24Agree with the upstairs.
This situation depends on whether there is physical injury to the attacker, and even if it is likely to cause injury, a defensive foul should be awarded.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's supposed to be a pretty cap, it's certainly not counting, those people are too bad.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Whatever the referee says is what it is!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If the ball is touched first, and the ball is touched and brought to the hand, it is not a foul.
If it is covered with the ball with the hand, it is a foul.
You're talking too generally, I suggest you take a look at how the Rules of Basketball are written: >>>More
To be honest, half a second of time will not constitute the so-called early standing position, the time is too short, in such a short period of time, the referee will only blow your blocking foul, generally want to make the opponent's offensive foul, to predict his dribbling line in advance, more than a second in advance to stand in a good position to make the opponent hit people with the ball. In addition, basketball has a reasonable collision zone (I know the NBA has, whether international games have not), in that small circle, if the offensive team hits you, it is also white, and sometimes even blows you to block fouls! In short, many times, basketball is to protect the interests of the offensive side, so as to make the game more beautiful and more intense!
When we see a football player running fast on the field, we sometimes worry that the athlete will get injured when he hits someone else, which will cause arguments on both sides of the game. This is a plain **. How do you count as a foul in football? >>>More
Of course, an offensive foul is a foul, and it will also leave the court with six fouls, and it will leave the court after more than six defensive fouls.
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