Well a foul is when physical contact is made, a Flagerant foul is when excessive contact and/or intent to do harm is made. A technical foul is a foul where contact is not made. Therefore any foul that happens which does not include physical activity would be a tech. For example, when Rasheed Wallace says something he should not say to the ref, that is a technical foul. When a player after shooting the ball interfers with the other team taking the ball out of bounds that is a technical foul. Now the defensive three second rule is when a defensive player stay in the painted area of the key or three seconds. That is a technical foul. The reason is if a defensive player is in the key just sitting there, they are prohibiting the ability for the offense to get in the lane. If this rule was not there, a team in theory could hold teams only to jump shooting. That would not be fun basketball to watch. It’s a technical since it is a foul that does not have contact involved. I hope this helped.
if the defender is in the painted area of the key and is not guarding an offensive player that is within arms length distance for more than three seconds, a defensive 3 second violation is called. then the other team is rewarded with one free throw (technical foul) and maintains possession of the ball. it’s a technical foul is because there’s no physical contact.
The three second rule is like this if a defender is in the key and an offensive player is not in arms reach then a techincal foul is given. This all comes when Centers would stay in the key and would rack up blocked shots like crazy when a smaller player would drive in.
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If a defender is in the paint not moving for 3 seconds or more they are served with a technical foul. Ask for why it’s a tech that’s just the rule.
Well a foul is when physical contact is made, a Flagerant foul is when excessive contact and/or intent to do harm is made. A technical foul is a foul where contact is not made. Therefore any foul that happens which does not include physical activity would be a tech. For example, when Rasheed Wallace says something he should not say to the ref, that is a technical foul. When a player after shooting the ball interfers with the other team taking the ball out of bounds that is a technical foul. Now the defensive three second rule is when a defensive player stay in the painted area of the key or three seconds. That is a technical foul. The reason is if a defensive player is in the key just sitting there, they are prohibiting the ability for the offense to get in the lane. If this rule was not there, a team in theory could hold teams only to jump shooting. That would not be fun basketball to watch. It’s a technical since it is a foul that does not have contact involved. I hope this helped.
roni26 knows what she is talking about GO ROCKETS!
A defensive player can not stay in the paint for more than 3 seconds unless he is guarding somebody or it’s a technical foul.
if the defender is in the painted area of the key and is not guarding an offensive player that is within arms length distance for more than three seconds, a defensive 3 second violation is called. then the other team is rewarded with one free throw (technical foul) and maintains possession of the ball.
it’s a technical foul is because there’s no physical contact.
The three second rule is like this if a defender is in the key and an offensive player is not in arms reach then a techincal foul is given. This all comes when Centers would stay in the key and would rack up blocked shots like crazy when a smaller player would drive in.
When a defensive player is in the driving lane and is not guarding his man for three seconds he is called for a defensice three seconds.
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