In the event of dangerous play, severe fouling or other misconduct, the referee may, in addition to awarding a penalty throw, warn a player, send them to the sin-bin for a standard time of 2 minutes or for a specific time pertaining to the discretion of the referee; or send the player off. Players sin-binned will be recalled to the field of play only with the consent of the referee.
Usually, a player sin-binned for the 2nd time will be treated as if 'sent off' for the game.
Yes. What will happen is that the last person to foul out will get called for a technical because there are no players left to play. The other team will get two technical foul shots, and the game will continue.
To see whether if there s a foul committed
No, because that would be considered a foul, beacuse only players can be on the court .
If one of the five players on the team get fouled out of the game and you don't have subs you just play with only 4 players.
if a foul has accured but the team that it is for has possession the game carries on and it is called advantage
Technical foul
It's a superstition many players (including me) have. Stepping on the foul line gives you bad luck.
no you cant it can be a technical foul
so that the official may know who commited a foul
In the college game, a team has to forfeit the game when they are down to one eligible player--- unless the referee believes they could still win the game. In the NBA, teams must have five players on the court, and there is a rarely-used procedure where players can come back into the game if their team runs out of players. If a player comes back in after fouling out and gets another personal foul, his team is assessed a technical foul in addition to the personal foul.
foul
Then there would just be a personal foul and the team that got fouled would keep possession.