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foul in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Foul may
refer to:
Foul (sports), an
unfair or
illegal act
during a
sports competition, including:
Foul (****ociation...
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opposed to
personal fouls,
where the
player fouled,
unless injured, must
shoot his own
foul shots. In the (W)NBA,
technical fouls are
split into two classes...
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technical fouls, and when the
fouling team has
entered the bonus/penalty
situation (after a team
commits a
requisite number of
fouls, each
subsequent foul results...
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these as
flagrant fouls;
other rulebooks call them
unsportsmanlike or
disqualifying fouls.
Basketball has
always had the
concept of
fouls. In 1891, James...
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fouls, the
number of
which varies depending on the
level of play. When one team has
committed the
requisite number of
fouls, each
subsequent foul results...
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called an "intentional
foul" in the
National Basketball ****ociation (NBA). However, not all
intentional fouls are
flagrant fouls, as it is an accepted...
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foul play in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Foul Play or
Foul play may
refer to:
Foul play, unfair, unethical, or
criminal behaviour Foul Play...
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fouls are
detailed in Law 12 of the Laws of the Game (other infractions, such as
technical infractions at restarts, are not
deemed to be
fouls); these...
- ****essed only if a
player or a team
commits a
number of
fouls above a
specified limit.
Ordinary fouls are
routine because of the
constant motion inherent...
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professional foul is a
deliberate act of
foul play
intended to
bring about an
advantage for the perpetrator's team.
Professional fouls are
usually committed...
