The rule for scoring in the wrong basket is that the other team gets the point
The three second violation - check out this link ---> http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_10.html?nav=ArticleList It is also called defensive/offensive three in the key.
There are many like the shotclock violation, 8second rule
No, there was not.
It is not a common practice, but in my state (Georgia), there is no rule against it.
If you break a rule in basketball, such as foul or double-dribble, the defending team takes the ball out-of-bounds, meaning it's their ball.
If an offensive player posseses the basketball and is closely (within 6 ft) guarded by a defender, he must shoot, dribble, pass, or advance the ball toward the basket. It was reinstated to avoid stalling.
Side out scoring is a term used in volleyball to state that a point can be earned only by the team that is serving. This rule was in place until 1998 when it switched to rally scoring.
1 rule is you can not run with the ball
There is no 90 second rule in basketball.
4 points, but if foul it it is 3 point. This is the columbian basket ball rule.
because that is the rule...
you don't score a hit in hockey
basketball
Because that is the rule.
there are usually about 10-12 on a basketball team but only five can play at a time, basketball is a sport where five players from each team play to see who can get the basketball into the basket the most. usually teams run plays to try to outwit their opponent or utilize their best assets on the team. free throws are worth on point and you get to shoot them from 16 feet out in front of the basket when someone fouls another player. a foul is when a player breaks a basketball rule and hits another player most other shots are worth two points unless they are outside the three point line, the curved arch. the main aim of basketball is to work hard to develop teamwork and a good work ethic.
i dont know what deter means. but i think its the 3 second violation. you gotta get outta the key before the ref counts 3 seconds. sometimes the ref approximates
The three second violation - check out this link ---> http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_10.html?nav=ArticleList It is also called defensive/offensive three in the key.