The shooter has to wait for the ball to touch the rim.
Yes. It is called a 'block' and will result in 2 foul shots for the shooter. If the shooter makes the shot but also gets fouled, the basket counts as 2 points and the shooter gets 1 foul shot opportunity.
In the NBA as well as all other levels of basketball in the United States, the shooter must release the ball within ten seconds. However, in European Basketball and FIBA, the shooter has five seconds.
Yes it is a foul but you don't get free throws
yes.
a college basketball foul shot/line is always 15ft fron the center of the hoop
A foul shot equals one point.
The foul shot distance is 15 feet from the basket.
No, the thought being that the foul did not allow the player to have a fair attempt at making the shot.
i think you mean a foul shot (free throw)
Guard the shooter as if he could pull the trigger (shoot) any minute. Usually, good shooters are not the fastest on the court. Get up in the grill of the shooter, but not so close that you may be called for a foul. Make sure you are in a good defensive position with your hands up, contesting the shot. Because he is a good shooter, guard him closely on the perimeter or wherever he is known for shooting.
Yes, if he is quick enough to get to it before everyone else.
i play basketball and if the person with the ball goes up for the shot and you slap him on the arm it is a shooting foul and you go to line to shoot free throws