What happens if a basketball team goes over there foul limits?

Answer 1

When a foul is commited, you either shoot free-throws if it is in the act of shooting, or you retain possession. If the team that fouls has 7,8, or 9 fouls, you are in bonus and you shoot 1 and one (if you make the first free throw you get to shoot the other free throw and if you miss it it is up for grabs) and if the other team has 10+ fouls, you get to shoot both free throws. If the foul is in the act of shooting beyond the 3-point line, you get to shoot 3 free-throws.

Answer 2

Each player is allowed five fouls apiece. Once the player(s) reach their five foul limit, they are done for the game. A team may foul as many times as it wants as long as they have team members to foul. Also, as a side note, any technical fouls given to a player, are not included in the five foul total--they are simply just addidtions. However, if a player and/or a coach receives two techincals in one game, they are automatically ejected from that game

AnswerThen you will have to sit off for the rest of the game.

Answer 3

Simple you have to sit out the rest of the game including overtime.

Answer 4

You have to sit out the rest of the game when you commit your sixth foul.

Answer 5

You are allowed to foul six times. However, once you get the sixth foul, you will be fouled out of the game and will not be allowed to participate for the rest of the game.

Answer 6

nothing really they mark it on the score sheet and then the person you fowled gets to shoot, they only take action if you have 4 fowls, then you cannot play for the reast of the game

Answer 7

If a team goes over there foul limit then the opposing team gets to go to the free throw line for every additional foul after the limit.

Answer 8

at first the team plays with four but once they get down to three they have to fore fit

Answer 9

you get fouled out