In the NBA, can a tie offset a no free throw?

One person with a T does not offset both sides with free throws, and if there are multiple Ts, it will be counted as one.

No, both sides have to make free throws.

No, you cannot. Each team will take a penalty for a technical foul by the opposing player.

No way. Where there is a foul, there is a punishment.

Take turns to penalize.

It doesn't necessarily mean that it can't be offset. If there is one person from each side, it is a free throw.

But if there are multiple people on both sides who are T, it can be partially offset! This happened once last season.

The Rockets and the Suns, almost had a multi-person brawl, that is, they made multiple T's, but there were only three people who made free throws! Two of them are offset as if! I don't remember the exact number!

Wow!! Alston and Nash actually fought!! Section III [74:55].

Maddie pushes Nash away, and O'Neal steps forward and pushes Maddie down, as well as Yao Ming.

No, you have to make free throws on both sides.

No! Under the current NBA rules, if both sides are awarded a technical foul at the same time, both sides have to make free throws! Let's see who's hit high!

Look at when he fouls, if the whole team commits five times in a single quarter, Qiao Song will have to make free throws if he loses the sixth foul posture; Or if someone gets fouled while making a layup or shooting, then it's okay to make a free throw.

Technical fouls by players:

Penalties. 1. To register a technical foul against the violator.

2. Two free throws are awarded to the opposing player.

3. The captain designates the penalty team.

Technical fouls by off-site personnel:

Penalty 1, 1, to register a technical foul by the coach;

2. Award two free throws and subsequent possession to the opposing player;

3. The captain designates the penalty player;

4. During the free throw process, all other players should be behind the extension of the free throw line and the 3-point shooting line until the free throw process is completed;

5. After a penalty kick, regardless of whether the last penalty is successful or not, any member of the penalty team shall take the throw-in at the midpoint of the touchline opposite the recording table (exception: see Article 54, Paragraph 3 and Article 59, Paragraph 24);

6. The throw-in player should stand on both sides of the extension line of the center line with his feet and have the right to pass the political consultative meeting to the players anywhere on the field.

Technical fouls during breaks:

Penalties. 1. If a technical foul is pronounced on:

1. Qualified players: The player will be registered, and the penalty will be two free throws. The foul counts as a team-wide foul.

2. Coaches, assistant coaches or team members: the coaches will be registered, and the penalty will be two free throws. The foul does not count as a team-wide foul.

2. During the free throw process, all players except the free throw team player shall be in the extended part of the free throw line and behind the 3-point line until all free throws are taken.

3. After the penalty is completed, the game should start or restart in the Chinese circle.

4. If a number of technical fouls have been pronounced, see Article 59.

Self summary: Player fouls (players on the field. The opponent made two free throws).

Coach foul (two free throws.) Continue to have possession of the ball).

Foul at break (Player: two free throws. The foul counts as a team-wide foul.

Coach: Two free throws. The foul does not count as a team-wide foul. )

One penalty and one throw. The two T's just left the field.

Rasheed Wallace is an outstanding representative of eating T and leaving the scene!

One penalty and one throw. The two T's just left the field.

Free throws and possession.

In the first four fouls, if the fouled person makes a shot, he makes a free throw, if he doesn't, he serves the ball from the sideline, after four fouls, he can make a free throw as long as he is fouled, and the free throw three times should be fouled outside the three-point line or a malicious foul.

In the first four fouls of each quarter, when the foul is fouled, the fouled person makes a shot, a free throw is awarded; If there is no shooting, the sideline serve is awarded.

After four times, a penalty is awarded for each foul, regardless of the state the offender was in at the time of the foul.

Defend three seconds and make one free throw.

Technical foul One free throw.

Malicious foul One free throw (and also possession, free throw on the sideline) Shooting foul Two free throws inside the three-point line Three free throws outside the three-point line When the team has accumulated five fouls per quarter, they have to make two free throws outside the offensive foul, and that's probably it.

Free throws in case of a foul!

1. Shooting foul free throws.

When defending the ball handler, if the defender fouls the ball carrier after making a shooting action, the basketball player shall be awarded a free throw; If the ball is hit, the score counts, and one free throw is added. 2 free throws if the ball is missed, and 3 free throws if the foul is outside the three-point line.

2. The team fouls and accumulates free throws.

Each foul per player increases the number of fouls committed by the team, and when the team has committed four fouls, if a player fouls again, regardless of the nature, a free throw is taken.

3. Technical foul free throws.

Technical foul free throws aren't just for defending ball carriers. A technical foul in any situation, including a technical foul by a coach, will result in two free throws. Regardless of the outcome of the two free throws, the player after the two free throws remains with the team that took the free throw.

Commonly known as "two penalties and one throw".

4. Defend the free throw for three seconds.

A defender who enters the three-second zone for no more than three seconds at a time will be awarded a three-second offense and the opponent will be given a free throw, regardless of the result of the free throw, and the free throw will remain with the team that took the free throw. Commonly known as "one penalty and one throw".

The first four times depend on the situation, if it is a foul when not shooting, if it is a shooting foul, it is also a free throw, two two-point shots, three three-point fouls, and if the shooting action has been in the car after the foul and the ball is thrown, the goal is valid plus one free throw.

Team fouls 4 Free throws 6 individual fouls 4 times before the foul Penalty if the ball is still thrown after being fouled Penalty is added if the ball is still thrown after being fouled.

If you make a free throw when you don't shoot the ball, then blow a foul, and the team that continues to be fouled sends a foul and the defender also has a free throw in the 3-second zone, and then the offensive team continues to hold the ball and attack for 24 seconds without recovery, or according to the 3-second example, before the technical foul is counted, the free throw is also required, and the malicious foul is also free throw.

Free throws are made in the event of a foul while shooting or while shooting

There are 4 foul and no free throws in each quarter (your own offensive fouls do not count in the 4 percent).

If you commit more than 4 fouls per quarter, if you foul again, you will be charged with free throws.

Do what you want to do the first four times.

If the foul ball is not scored during the 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.

1 penalty for a defensive violation. 2 technical foul free throws. 2 unsportsmanlike foul free throws. The team committed more than four fouls and made two free throws.

If there is a shooting action fouled by the opponent, then the free throw, the free throw can jump up, generally in order to coordinate the body, the player does not jump up when the free throw, jumping up is not a violation, the players on both sides can cross the prescribed white line at the moment of the free throw, otherwise the violation, I hope it will help you.

Get in place behind the free throw line; You can shoot in any way (you can also jump) If you can dunk dunk you can dunk but I don't think the earthlings can do any haha After the referee puts the ball on the free thrower, he has to throw the ball out of his hand within 10 seconds NBA free throws The ball touches the rebound first and the goal is invalid The ring is touched first and then the rebound is effective.

Be seated within the semicircle behind the free throw line; Can shoot in any way (can jump); When the referee puts the ball in his hands, he throws it away within 5 seconds; must not touch the free throw line or the ground in front of the free throw line until the ball touches the hoop; Do not feint; The ball must not be touched while it is on its way to the basket.

Generally, when the opponent is attacking, if there is a foul, there will be a free throw. But it also depends on the situation. A general foul outside the three-point line does not result in a free throw, it is usually a layup by the opponent, and a foul at the time of shooting is a free throw.

Specifically, you only need to learn how to play basketball and you will understand this aspect.

Definition (r4siv).

A free throw is an entitlement to a player to score one point for a shot shot straight from behind the free throw line and in an unhindered state. Free throws must be taken within 10 seconds.

They're talking too much, I'll put it simply, just throw the ball out of the time and behind the free throw line.

Be seated within the semicircle behind the free throw line; Shoot by any means.

NBA free throws can jump.

It's just that because the jump shot is not as stable as the standing shot and the shooting percentage is lower, most players don't jump on the free throw.

The rules of basketball regarding free throws:

1. Be in position within the semicircle behind the free throw line;

2. He can shoot in any way, but he must throw the ball into the basket from the basket or shoot the basket to the hoop before it is touched by another player.

3. When the referee puts the ball in his hands, he should throw the ball out of his hand within 5 seconds;

4. Do not touch the free throw line or the ground in front of the free throw line before the ball touches the hoop;

5. Do not make feints and free throws;

6. When the ball is flying to the basket, it must not touch the ball;

7. During free throws, the ball shall not touch the basket or rebound when it is in contact with the hoop;

8. In any free throw before the last free throw, he must not touch the ball or the basket as long as the ball has a chance to go into the basket.

Violation of paragraph 3 is a violation.

Penalty kicks are not allowed to jump, but be careful: you can land on your toes and lift your heels. In addition, you have to throw the basketball within the time limit, and if you don't know it, look for me (I'm not an expert).

You can jump, but you can't step on the line when you land.

But jumping doesn't improve the percentage of free throws and wastes energy.

Yes, the rules state that free throws can't be jumped

Free throws can't jump, only tiptoe.

It's definitely jumpable! It's just that the foot can't cross the free throw line when you land! The reason for not jumping is because of the low shooting rate and the fear of crossing the free throw line because of the unstable center of gravity, and if you jump, you may be criticized by the coach!

Hee-hee, you get the idea. There were people jumping before the NBA, please don't mislead those who don't understand, thank you for your cooperation!

You can take off, I'm sure. The reason why no one jumps is because the force is unstable. It used to be a jump. However, it must be made clear that the take-off cannot step on the line or enter the line. The ball must touch the basket or rebound to cross the free throw line.

It's not just NBA regular basketball games, and it's not allowed to jump off the serve.

It's not just the NBA that can't take off.

No, that's the rules of basketball.

You can jump. The vertical space of the foot after the jump cannot exceed the free throw line!

In basketball, free throws can jump all the time. As for why those professional players don't jump, it's to improve the stability of the free throw, and there is no need to jump.

Dirk werner nowitzki of the calf

The free throw percentage of the last 10 years has been above 87%, and the career is.

According to statistics one year ago, Nash seems to be the ninth in the history of the whole league and the first in the active league. Over 90% free throw shooting.

Yao Ming is around 85 and Alan is around 89.

Didn't say the time period?

I think it's Honaseko.

Steve. Nash has a career of more than 90 percent.

Hey! I did a survey. Yao Ming hit 10 free throws per game. That's pretty good stats in the NBA.

It seems to be Rick Barry, the one who took the free throw to the urinal, Brent Barry's father.

Nowitzki and Nash are more than 90% of the Ming Middle Road.

Nash, Ray Allen Yao Ming is also accurate. 90% about the same.

1.When the attacking team is attacking, when the defender violates the opposing team, and the fouling team has committed more than four fouls, free throws are required (generally 2 free throws, but if the opponent scores a foul in the case of a foul, the opposing player will make an additional free throw, and the technical foul rule is 2 free throws and 1 throw and 4 or less throw-ins).And fouls and violations are not the same.

If you commit more than 4 fouls, you will need to make free throws (such as pushing people, blocking, etc.), and you will not need to make free throws (such as 2 dribbles, punching the ball, kicking the ball, walking with the ball, etc.), you only need to take a throw-in.

2.As long as the fouled person makes a shooting action, he will have to make a free throw, if it is dribbling or passing the ball or fouling the person without the ball, it will be accumulated, and then the free throw will not be thrown, but the serve will be re-served. After more than 4 such fouls in a quarter, another such foul will be a free throw!

1.Fouled while shooting. Shot three three-point shots and two two-point free throws. and a free throw is added if the shot is made while being fouled.

2.More than four fouls off the ball. A team that commits more than four fouls in a quarter (4 does not count) will make two free throws, regardless of whether they have made a shot or not.

3.Defend a 3 second violation. The attacking team is usually the player with the most accurate free throws, and the free throw is only taken once.

4.Technical fouls. Again, the player with the most accurate free throws will make a free throw.

5.Malicious fouls. One free throw, served by the fouled team.