If the team has 6 fouls total, they're "in the penalty" meaning any foul is resulted in a free throw, to the other team. It doesn't have to be a "shooting foul" it can be a "reach in", "block", "charge", "loose-ball", and you'll still go to the line for two (or one if you committed a and-one, or three if you're fouled and at the 3-point line while shooting and you miss). And a "technical" will result in one shot. After the quarter is over the team fouls are gone, however the NBA player's fouls will still be there.
In most leagues it is 5 fouls until you are out. However, in some tournaments they can make up whatever rules they want so any number of fouls. But basically it is 5 fouls. -Kristen (I have played basketball for 6 years)
In the NBA, there is nothing significant about 10 team fouls. In college, 10 team fouls means that the opposing team gets to shoot 2 free throws every time they are fouled.
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6 fouls. If you get 6, your out.
NBA Basketball, you're only allowed 4 fouls to commit before the opposition shoots 2 free throws on every foul caused. paul yawson asa
440 personel fouls
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In the NBA, you are allowed 6 fouls. After you get the sixth foul, you are out for the rest of the game.
No, in the NBA a player has to reach 6 fouls before he's "fouled out".