Free Throw - Free Throws Awarded (NBA)

Free Throws Awarded (NBA)

Foul
Technical
1 Free Throw
Personal
Offensive
Loss of possession 3
Loose Ball Defensive Clear Path
2 Free throws
and possession
Flagrant
2 Free throws
and possession
No Penalty1
3
Penalty1
Shooting Non-shooting
Shot made
1 Free Throw
Shot missed No Penalty1
Penalty1
2 point attempt
2 Free Throws
3 point attempt
3 Free Throws
Last 2 min of half

and possession
Not Last 2 min of half


1 Penalty applies to fouls in excess of four in a regulation period or in excess of three in an overtime period. If a team has not committed its foul quota by the two minute mark of a period, it shall be allowed one foul before the penalty applies. Offensive fouls do not count toward this total.
2 Defensive fouls committed during a throw-in prior to the ball being released result in two free throws regardless of the penalty situation.
3 In the NBA, a team must have five players on the court at all times. If a team is down to five players because of injuries and players with six fouls, and a player commits his sixth foul, he remains in the game and a technical foul is charged. The technical foul penalty of one free throw and the ball applies.

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