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Unsportsmanlike conduct (also
called untrustworthy behaviour or
ungentlemanly fraudulent or bad
sportsmanship or poor
sportsmanship or anti fair-play)...
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different terms. FIBA's
unsportsmanlike foul is
comparable to a
Flagrant 1. Two in one game by the same player, or one
unsportsmanlike and one
technical foul...
- or is a foul by a non-player. The most
common technical foul is for
unsportsmanlike conduct.
Technical fouls can be ****essed
against players,
bench personnel...
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occur as a
result of
illegal personal contact with an
opponent and/or
unsportsmanlike behavior.
Fouls can
result in one or more of the
following penalties:...
- two points.
After a made goal or free
throw (except for
technical or
unsportsmanlike fouls and team
fouls 10 or more; see below), play
restarts with a player...
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officials and from game to game. Most
contact fouls are not
regarded as
unsportsmanlike. However,
excessive or
unjustified contact is
penalized more severely...
- can
issue one of the
following (Section IV,
Article C, Item 18 – "
Unsportsmanlike Conduct"): "Point Penalty" "Suspension Point" Generally, this results...
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prevent lapped cars from
blocking on
ensuing restarts, as to
prevent unsportsmanlike blocking when a
lapped teammate or
friend of one
driver attempts to...
- rules,
technical fouls are
divided into "class A" (violent or
serious unsportsmanlike conduct) and "class B" (less
egregious violations such as
hanging on...
- "El Ciclón" and "Dirty Sanchez" (due to his
frequent application of
unsportsmanlike tactics in the ring), in the
Super Bantamweight weight class. He won...
