What is a late foul in basketball, and what is a foul free throw in a basketball game?

Possession of the ball is a violation, search for it yourself.

NBA free throw rules: 1, if the foul ball is not scored when shooting, the shooting player will make free throws, 3 free throws from outside the three-point line, and 2 free throws from inside the three-point line; Only 1 foul was made for the shot, and the shot was still scored. 2. Defend 1 penalty for a violation of the penalty.

3. 2 technical foul free throws. 2 unsportsmanlike foul free throws. (No jumping is allowed on the penalty kick).

There are also 4 fouls in a single quarter, and each subsequent foul, regardless of any form of foul, will have 2 more free throw opportunities.

Hitter fouls, technical fouls, blocking fouls.

If each team commits more than 4 fouls per quarter, and each team commits more than 3 fouls in overtime, one free throw and one free throw will be awarded.

If there are fewer than 4 team fouls in the first 10 minutes of each quarter, or less than 3 team fouls in the first 3 minutes of overtime, the team is allowed to commit one team foul in the last two minutes without 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.

When the team has accumulated four fouls in each quarter, the fifth foul will result in two free throws from the opponent. There is no blowing penalty for the offence, just the ball is handed over to the opponent.

The foul rules in basketball are:

1. Hitter foul: Hitter foul mainly refers to the defender playing when a basketball player dribbles or lays up or shoots, so that the referee will blow his hitter foul. According to FIBA's 2004 basketball rules, the official name is "illegal hand-to-hand".

2. Blocking foul: The defender stands in an unreasonable position to block the attacker's attack.

3. Foul play: It is physical contact that occurs when any part of the body is used to force or attempt to move an opposing player who has or does not control the ball.

4. Offensive fouls: In basketball games, after the ball becomes a live ball, the offensive player has illegal contact with the opponent, which is an offensive foul, and the penalty for the offensive foul depends on the referee's mastery of the game, and also considers the continuity of the game, so sometimes the referee's penalty is not in accordance with the relevant regulations.

5. Offensive foul: An offensive foul is a contact foul between a player and an opposing player, regardless of whether the ball is live or dead. A player shall not pull, block, push, bump, trip, or prevent an opposing player from moving by stretching his hands, arms, elbows, shoulders, hips, legs, knees, or feet; as well as not bending his body into an "abnormal" posture (beyond his cylinder); Nor should any rough or violent movements be indulged.