What are the rules for the World Men s Basketball Championship group rankings?

According to the ranking rules formulated by FIBA for this World Championship, when there are three or more teams in a group with the same record, the winning relationship between these teams with the same record is first calculated, and the team with the highest winning percentage is ranked first. If the winning percentages are also equal, the rankings are determined by the percentage of points scored and lost (the total number of points scored divided by the total number of points conceded) in the matches between them.

Since China, Slovenia and Puerto Rico all played each other with one win and one loss, there was a chain of situations. That's according to the ranking rules described above:

China's total points scored and conceded in the two matches against Puerto Rico and Slovenia is: (87+78) (90+77)=

Slovenia's overall points scored and conceded in these two games against Puerto Rico and China is: (90+77) (82+78)=

Puerto Rico's overall points scored and conceded in these two games against China and Slovenia is: (90+82) (87+90)=

It is clear from the comparison of the total points scored and conceded just now: Slovenia is the first of the three teams, the Chinese team is second, and Puerto Rico can only rank third because it is less than the Chinese team. Counting the United States, which has won all five games, and Italy, who have won four and lost one, the teams in Group D are ranked at:

The United States is first, Italy is second, Slovenia is third, China is fourth, Puerto Rico is fifth, and Senegal is sixth.

The top four will be selected according to the results.

Group A 1st vs. B, 4th, A2 vs. B3, A3 vs. B2, A4 vs. B1. CD group analogy.

Whoever wins the most wins will be the first in the group, and so on.

Countless people have already asked, so find out for yourself.

Look at the record first, compare the win-loss relationship between the two sides with the same record, and if the win-loss relationship is circulating, it will be considered a small score.

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Analysis: In the first round of the draw, the world men's basketball powerhouse Argentina, Spain, Lithuania, and the United States were divided into Group A, Group B, Group C and Group D, and in the second round of the draw, Venezuela, Panama, Brazil and Puerto Rico from the Americas were drawn in four groups, and in the third round of the draw, the four major European powerhouses France, Germany, Greece, and Slovenia entered the ABCD group, while the host Japanese team also enjoyed the same round of draw treatment as the European team, and in the fourth round of the draw, Serbia and Montenegro and Japan, Turkey, and Italy are separated from four groups.

The Chinese men's basketball team announced its own grouping in the fifth round of the draw, Lebanon, New Zealand, Australia, and China are divided into four groups, and the Chinese men's basketball team is in Group D. With the announcement of the results of the sixth round of draws, Nigeria, Angola, Qatar, and Senegal entered four groups respectively, and the opponents of the Chinese men's basketball team in the same group were produced at the same time, namely the United States team, Puerto Rico, Slovenia, Italy and Senegal.

The top four teams from each group advance to the round of 16, followed by a single round-robin knockout round to determine the champion.

A team of 5 people, with a maximum of 7 substitute players, but the number can be determined by the organizer. The game is divided into two halves, with a 20-minute break and a 10-minute break. If the score is the same, the game time will be extended by 5 minutes, and if the score is still the same, it will be extended until the game is decided;

After the basket is approved by the referee, the score is counted. Scores scored on the inside of the 3-point line count as 2 points, outside the three-point line count as 3 points, and free throws count as 1 point;

At the beginning of the game, there is one player from each of the two teams to the ** jump ball area, and the referee throws the ball to both sides to jump the ball, and the game begins;

Each substitution must be made within 20 seconds, and there is no limit to the number of substitutions. The time to exchange players is selected when someone commits a foul, scrums, calls a timeout, etc. The referee temporarily suspended the time of the match.

Each player gets four foul chances and is sent off for the fifth foul. Matches cannot be played in the same match. Shooting when no one can stop and interfere with the ball is a punishment for the fouling team and gives the other pair a chance.

Free throws are to stand behind the free throw line and shoot within 5 seconds after receiving the referee's request, and the ball cannot touch the free throw line until it touches the basket.

Offence: aOrdinary offences:

Walking with the ball, dribbling twice, touching the ball with the foot or punching the ball, etc.; b.Jumping Ball Offence: A player other than the jumping player is no longer allowed to touch the jumping ball area before the jumping player touches the ball; Seconds violation:

When a team is attacking, they cannot hold the ball for more than 24 seconds.

The FIBA Bureau held a meeting in Paris, France, a few days ago, and more than 20 representatives at the meeting discussed the "relationship between the National Basketball Association and clubs and leagues", "the management of player agents", "FIBA Code of Ethics", "2006 Men's Basketball World Championships" and other topics, and adopted some modifications made by FIBA technical experts to the rules of the basketball game, the main contents are:

All competitions allow 12 qualified players per team;

For domestic matches, the player's jersey number can be used from 1 to 99;

In international competitions, a player's number can only be between 4 and 15;

Players who commit two unsportsmanlike fouls will be disqualified

A player's feigning is considered a technical foul;After a technical foul, the opponent was awarded two free throws and possession of the ball.

The FIBA** Bureau has agreed to the above changes, which will be implemented with effect from September 1, 2004. In addition, FIBA's technical experts have released a simplified version of the FIBA rules with only 50 sections, and the section on basketball equipment has been moved to the appendix.

Basketball foul rules.

1.Technical Foul A penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct or violation of the law by a member of a team on the field or on the bench is a technical foul. Illegal contact with an opposing player before the ball is alive can also be considered a technical foul.

2.Offensive foul Illegal physical contact with an opposing player after the ball has been made alive is an offensive foul. Team members are not allowed to pull, push, or bump into opposing playersIt is also forbidden to stretch out arms, legs, knees, or bend the body into an abnormal position to hinder the movement of opposing players.

Violation of the rules will be judged as an offensive foul and will be dealt with in accordance with the relevant penalties.

1 NBA three-point line is meters, while FIBA three-point line is meters. This can well explain why many 3-point masters in the NBA can't eat under FIBA rules. Because in the NBA, they generally don't choose mid-range shots.

That's clearly not worth it. If you shoot in a pitching area that you are very unfamiliar with, the shooting percentage will naturally not be too high. The proximity of the three-point line also makes the joint defense in FIBA more effective.

Breakthrough becomes harder.

2 The NBA has a wider field. Its three-second zone is also larger. It is a rectangle of meters.

This allows for better control of crowding under the basket. (In fact, because some BT long people are really invincible, the three-second zone has been expanded again and again) and FIBA is a trapezoidal three-second zone. The area is also smaller.

Starting with the 2010 World Men's Basketball Championship in Turkey, FIBA changed the existing trapezoidal three-second zone to a rectangle and expanded the area).

3 There are 7 timeouts in NBA games and 3 in overtime. FIBA, on the other hand, only had one in each of the first three quarters and two in the fourth quarter, for a total of five timeouts. There will be 1 overtime.

And players in FIBA do not have the right to call a timeout. So don't yell at a certain juncture when watching a FIBA game, for example, when there is a second behind the side that gets the ball but doesn't have time to shoot"Why doesn't xx call a pause! "Because they don't have that right.

And the NBA also had two TV commercial pauses for commercial purposes.

4 Under FIBA rules, the interference ball blows looser than the NBA. Basically, as long as the ball is about half outside the cylinder of the hoop, it can be knocked off. Do you remember the shot of Yao Ming slapping the ball on the hoop?

Yao Ming 5 NBA has a 3-second defense rule. This is more conducive to singles and breakthroughs. Bring out your personal abilities.

FIBA, on the other hand, is exempt from this restriction.

6 The NBA does not have a 5-second violation limit. For example, a dead ball of 5 seconds, a serve of 5 seconds, a violation. Because the NBA plays net time.

As soon as the ball is dead, the watch stops. In addition, the NBA and FIBA have different ways of stopping the table when exchanging possession after a goal has been scored. In general, the NBA stoppage is a little more frequent, resulting in actually longer game times.

FIBA free throws also have a 5-second limit. So you don't see FIBA players with the kind of Malone or Keed.

7 NBA games are longer. for 4 sessions of 48 minutes. Whereas FIBA is 4 sessions of 40 minutes. Plus the difference in the stop meter. You get the feeling that FIBA game time flies by quickly.

8 NBA baskets with offensive reasonable zones. Even if you stand in a defensive position first and are knocked down by the opponent's layup, it is not considered to hit someone with the ball. FIBA does not have this area. The fake fall becomes more powerful.

9 No player number 00, 1, 2 or 3 is allowed under FIBA rules, and player numbers start with number 4. This is because it is easy to confuse referee gestures. 1 free throw, 2 points, 3 points.

10 The NBA can assist in adjudicating decisions based on television footage. And FIBA cannot.

11 Upon request, new referee gestures** have been added.

The schedule is below **, it's too long, I won't copy it.

In accordance with FIBA ranking rules.

1. Teams are ranked according to their winning and losing records, with 2 points for one win, 1 point for one loss, and 0 points for disqualification.

2. If the two teams have the same number of points, the ranking will be determined by the victory or defeat between the two teams.

3. If the two teams have the same number of points, these teams will establish a second-level ranking, and the total number of points between these teams will be calculated according to Article 1.

4. If there are still multiple teams with the same number of points in the secondary ranking, the ranking will be determined by the score and loss rate (score divided by lost points) between teams with the same points.

5. If there are still multiple teams tied, the ranking will be determined by the total score ratio of the teams with the same points.

6. If there are only two teams left in a tie in the above cases, the ranking will be determined according to Article 2.

Group A: Argentina, France, Saihei, Lebanon, Nigeria, Venezuela, Group B, Germany, Spain, Japan, New Zealand, Angola, Panama, Group C, Lithuania, Brazil, Greece, Qatar, Turkey, Australia, Group D, United States, China, Italy, Senegal, Puerto Rico, Slovenia.

The specific grouping is as follows: Group A: Argentina, Serbia, Australia, Germany, Angola, Jordan; Group B: USA, Slovenia, Brazil, Croatia, Iran, Tunisia; Group C:

Greece, Turkey, Puerto Rico, Russia, China, Ivory Coast; Group D: Spain, France, Canada, Lithuania, New Zealand, Lebanon.

The Chinese team is in the same group as hosts Turkey, and in the same group are Greece, who beat China by 31 points in the last World Championships, former European champions Russia, old rivals Puerto Rico who beat China in the last World Championships, and Ivory Coast, an African underdog. It will be difficult to win two games in this group to advance to the round of 16, let alone a place in the quarter-finals. However, such a group is definitely not the group of death, and the other three groups are also quite strong, just look at the grouping

Group: Argentina, Serbia, Australia, Germany, Angola, Jordan Group: USA, Slovenia, Brazil, Croatia, Iran, Tunisia Group:

Spain, France, Lithuania, Canada, Lebanon, New Zealand.

In Group A, there is no doubt that Argentina and Serbia will be the favourites to qualify, the former is the current world No. 1, the latter is the runner-up of the European Championships, and the other two qualifying places will be between Australia, Germany and Angola. Australia is the most prominent of the three teams and will occupy a place in the qualifying spot. Germany lacks the Nuo Tianwang pressure formation, and its strength has dropped a lot, and I am personally optimistic that Angola will catch the last train to qualify.

The list of old K candidates in Group B is inscrutable, but Mengjiu is still the favorite to win the championship and deserves to qualify. Brazil, Slovenia, Croatia and Iran will compete for the remaining three qualifying spots, with Brazil and Slovenia going ashore and Croatia and Iran battling it out for the last qualifying spot. Group C, as a world powerhouse, if Greece fails to qualify in Turkey, it will definitely be thrown rotten eggs when it returns to Greece; Turkey sits at home and is unlikely not to qualify; With Puerto Rico, China and Russia battling it out for the final two qualifying spots, with AK47 and converted defenders Holden and Carriapa both absent from the World Championships, it is no surprise that China and Puerto Rico will join forces to qualify.

In Group D, Spain are the defending champions, and although they are missing Gasol and Calderón, Gasol Jr. and Rubio are enough to make up for the void left by the two; France's prospects are worrying without Tony Parker, but qualifying from the group should not be a problem; Lithuania's strength has dropped significantly due to the retirement of famous players, but there is little problem in qualifying from the group, and Canada will occupy the last place in the group.