what is the difference between a player control foul and a team control foul?
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Thanks! By definition, NCAA Men's/Women's and FIBA rules: A team control foul is a common foul committed by a player when his team is in control of the ball and by extension a player control foul is a team control foul committed by a player in control of the ball.
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A player can't touch the net while the ball is in play. In fact, if any part of the player's body, clothing, or racket touches the net or net posts while the ball is in play, the opponent(s) earns the point.
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A technical foul is given for unsportsmanlike conduct or other infraction. This can range from fighting to arguing with the official. Both coaches and players can get technical fouls. In high school the penalty for a technical foul is two free throws and the ball for the other team.
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Obstruction is not the same as interference; obstruction is typically committed by a defensive player against an offensive player, while interference is typically committed by an offensive player against a defensive player.
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The duties of the basketball referee is exactly this - to ensure the game is played safely and fairly. The referee enforces the rules of the game and in a game will make hundreds of decisions – determining when a violation or foul occurs and then stopping the game to issue the correct penalty.
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Point guard (1): The point guard is the team leader and play caller on the basketball court. ... Shooting guard(2): The shooting guard in basketball has the main responsibility of making long outside shots including the three-point shot.
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So what is the main difference between a foul tip and a foul ball? It's in the catcher's hands. A foul tip is a pitch that is nicked by the hitter's bat, goes directly into the catcher's hand or glove and is caught before touching the batter, the umpire or the ground. Anything else is a foul ball.
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Referee signals Direct Free Kick - Pointing one hand and arm indicating the direction. Indirect Free Kick - The referee holds one hand straight in the air until the ball is played. Goal Kick - The referee points in the direction of the goal. Play on (Advantage) - Holds both arms out in front with palms up.
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Answer: The main difference between individual sports and team sports is that in individual sports, athletes compete by themselves, whereas in team sports, athletes compete cooperatively in a group of at least two people.
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Guidance: Many might see this play as a simple penalty corner because it far away from the goal, but pushing a player is not done unintentionally. The rule is written so it is clear that “any” intentional foul in the circle preventing a player from playing the ball “is” a penalty stroke.
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The opposing team is allowed a maximum of three touches on their side of the court before sending the ball back over the net. A player is not allowed to touch the ball twice in a row. However, they could hit the ball on the first and third contact. The ball must be hit - not caught.
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A foul tip is considered a strike and the ball remains "in play". A foul tip is not the same as a foul ball, although many people mistakenly use the term to refer to any pitch at which the batter swings and makes slight contact, regardless of whether it is caught by the catcher.
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Offensive fouls do not count towards the team foul penalty unless a player is in the player foul penalty situation. ... As in regulation play, two free throws are awarded for non-shooting defensive fouls during the bonus period, and one foul in the final two minutes automatically puts the team in the team foul penalty.
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A free throw is worth one point. Free throws are awarded to a team according to some formats involving the number of fouls committed in a half and/or the type of foul committed. Fouling a shooter always results in two or three free throws being awarded the shooter, depending upon where he was when he shot.
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Yes there is a difference. A technical foul is called when a player opens up his big mouth to a referee, throws the ball at the referee or an opponent, or otherwise acts in an unsportsmanlike way. ... On a flagrant foul, the opposing team gets two free throws and is given possession of the ball.
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Q: So what's the difference between a flagrant foul 1 and a flagrant foul 2? A: By rule a flagrant 1 is "unnecessary" contact and a flagrant 2 is "unnecessary and excessive" contact and, therefore, can result in ejection and possible suspension.
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In the (W)NBA, technical fouls are split into two classes, unsportsmanlike and non-unsportsmanlike. ... For every two technical fouls received thereafter during that regular season, the player or coach's suspension increases by one game. Penalties for unsportsmanlike technical fouls are even higher for playoff games.