Basketball Rules and Regulations

36 minutes, with four 8 minute quarters

The shot clock restarts to 24 if the ball touches the rim or goes in.

You can call a time out until the other team inbounds the ball.

not sure about college basketball, but the NBA it is 2 points per basket. if the shooter is fouled whilst making the shot he will then have the chance to make a free throw. if the ball goes in the basket then he takes 1 free-throw to make a total of 3 points. if the ball misses the basket then he takes 2 free-throws to make a total of 2 points.

In college and in the NBA if someone is fouled they have to shoot free throws. Only time I can see if they get another player to shoot is if the player that was fouled gets fouled very, very hard, if he gets knocked out or has to go to the hospital and is seriously hurt, they may let another person take his place, or give the team two points, most likely to make it fair, they'll get another person to shoot. But I've never seen that kind of stipulation before.

I don't know if this is what you mean, but the positions are numbered as follows..The Point Guard is one, the Shooting Guard is two, the Small Forward is three, the Power Forward is the four and the Center is the five.

Yes in fact it is the prefered stance in the spread offense

thats just the rules, have you ever seen 23 players play football, NO and because the court will be too small

you don't really need a cerrant amount of points to win a game all you need is more points than the opposite team.

the player fouls out ,and is out the rest of the game

A loose ball foul in the NBA (European rules may differ) is committed when NO player from either team has possession of the ball. It is NOT a foul committed on a player who does not have possession of the ball so long as some other player has possession.

A loose ball foul is committed ONLY when NO player from either team has possession, which is evident from the name, "Loose ball."

The concept is important because an offensive foul has different repercussions than a defensive foul, but a "loose ball foul" is neither a defensive or an offensive foul. If any other player other than the one fouled has the ball then the foul is either defensive or offensive.

a number of basketball plays which are presented by an animation

5ft to 7ft

on player can have up to four fowls if they get 5 they are out of the game, and they are when a player slaps or hitts the other players arms (from hand to shoulder), or when a player blocks another player and moves they feet :-)

I know I'm not answering this, but I had trouble doing this, and I searched everywhere and nowhere has the answer.

10 feet from the top of the rim to the playing floor directly below.

It depends on which basketball organization your talking about because they have different time. In the NBA there are four quarters which are 12:00 (twelve minutes) long following a halftime break after the second quarter. In FIBA basketball it consist of four quarters that has a time limit of 10:00 (ten minutes) following a halftime break after the second quarter. In the NCAA (college basketball), there are no quarters instead they are two twenty minute halves.

While 18 basketball players can fit on a court, only 5 players from each team are allowed on a court at one time, meaning 10 players are on the court at any given moment.

At all levels of basketball competition (NBA, college, FIBA, women, high school, street ball), the top of the rim is exactly 10 feet (3.05 m) above the court and 4 feet (1.2 m) inside the baseline

Basically all the positions, but mostly center, power forward, small forward, and sometimes shooting guard (depends on the player for SG) do most of the rebounding.

In the NBA, there is no cap on the total number of technical fouls you get during the season. But the NBA has penalties after you receive certain technical foul totals. After the 15th technical foul a player receives during the season, he is suspended for 1 game without pay. Consequently that player is suspended 1 game without pay for every other technical during the remainder of the season.

So if a player burns up his 2 possible technicals during the first 8 games of the season, his total techs will be 16. He would then miss the following game. With that rule in place, it's only possible for a player to get 74 technicals total getting his maximum 2 techs per game and factoring in suspensions after the first 15.

Not always. Under HS Federation, NCAA, and NBA rules in order for a (non-shooting) fouled player to shoot free throws the offended team must be in "the bonus". "The bonus" is the number of fouls committed by the opposing team beyond which the ball is put into play by the fouled player attempting free throws rather than getting the ball out of bounds for a throw-in. The number of team fouls required to reach "the bonus" varies by sanctioning body but the principle remains the same. Hope this answers your question.

The outside diameter of the basketball ring is 19.25 inches for a 5/8 inch rim, and 19.50 inches for a 3/4 inch rim. 3/4 inch rings are mostly used for heavy duty double rim goals for outdoor play.