None of the team B players occupy the first rebound spaces during A1 last free throw. A1 misses the free throw. A replacement free throw be awarded to A1.

The ball is touched simultaneously by A1 and B1 and has gone out-of-bounds. The possession arrows favors team A. During the throw-in, A2 commits the 5-second violation and the ball is awarded to team B. Team B shall be entitled to a throw-in at the next jump ball situation.

A4 is holding the ball in the frontcourt when A5 and B5 commit a double foul. The possession arrow favours team B. The game shall be resumed with team B throw-in according to the alternating possession procedure.

A1 is in the restricted area for 2 seconds. A1 steps out of the restricted area with his left foot and lifts his right foot. A1 returns to the restricted area and remains there for additional 2 seconds. This is a 3-seconds violation.

A1 straddling the centre line receives the ball from A2 who is in the backcourt. The ball has gone to the frontcourt.

A4 is awarded 1 free throw. After the referee has stepped into the restricted area to administer the free throw but before the ball is placed at the B4 disposal, team B request a time-out. The time-out is granted.

If the injured player receives treatment, he must be substituted unless the team is reduced to fewer than 5 players on the playing court.

A1 shot for a 3-point field goal is on the upward flight when the ball is touched by B1. Later B2 touches the backboard when the ball is in contact with the ring, causing the backboard to vibrate and therefore the ball did not enter the basket. This is B2 defensive interference and A1 is awarded 3 points.

Team B scores a field goal. Team A passes the ball on the court. After few seconds and with team A still in the backcourt, referee realises that the shot clock has not started yet. The game shall be resumed with team A backcourt throw-in at the place nearest to where the ball was located when the game was interrupted. Team A shall have a new 8-second period.

A1 catches the ball with one foot on the floor. A1 shall be entitled to use only this foot as pivot foot.

The shot clock signal sounds while team A is in control of the ball. The ball becomes dead immediately.

With 1:37 remaining on the game clock in the 4th period, A1 has dribbled the ball in his frontcourt when B1 taps the ball to team A backcourt where A2 starts to dribble the ball. B2 now taps the ball out-of-bounds in the team A backcourt with 17 seconds remaining on the shot clock. Team A is granted a time-out. The game shall be resumed with team A throw-in at the throw-in line in its frontcourt with 14 seconds on the shot clock.

The 3-second rule applies only when a team is in control of the live ball on any place on the court.

The ball on the A1 shot for a field goal touches the ring. B2 reaches through the basket from below and touches the ball while the ball is still on the ring. This is the interference violation.

After 50 seconds of a time-out have elapsed, the timer sounds his signal. Timer sounds his signal 10 seconds later to indicate the end of the time- out. B6 requests the substitution for B1. The request shall be granted.

After the ball has left the hands of the referee on the initial jump ball, A1 jumper touches the ball for 3 consecutive times. Referee calls a violation. A6 requests a substitution which is not granted.

After the last free throw, the ball rebounds from the ring. The ball is touched by B1 and the ball to enter the basket. The goal shall count 2 points.

The radius of the 3-point line is 6.50 m.

During a throw-in, regardless whether the game clock is stopped or not, or during a free throw, in the judgement of the referee, a player deliberately delays the process of taking the ball. The referee calls a technical foul.

A2 enters the restricted area from his rebound place before the ball is released on A1 last free throw. The free throw is unsuccessful. The game shall resume with team B throw-in at the free-throw line extended.

A4 thrower-in hands the ball to A5 who is on the playing court. This is legal.

During the time-out, the players may leave the playing court and sit on the team bench.

The time-out period ends and the referee beckons the teams on the playing court. Coach A continues to instruct his team in the team bench area. The coach has already been warned for the same behavior, therefore the referee wants to charge him an additional time-out. The scorer notifies the referee that team A has no time-out left. Coach A shall be charged with the technical foul.

For a screen to be considered legal, the only criteria for aplayer who is screening is that he must face the opponent when contact occurs.

During an initial jump ball, A1 jumper taps the ball out-of-bounds. B1 has the ball for the throw-in when A2 commits an unsportsmanlike foul on B2. With B2 having the ball at his disposal for his 1st free throw, team B has gained the control of the live ball on the court. Team A shall be entitled to the next alternating possession.