Chapter 5 General Rules of Competition

Article 17 Match time, tie score and tiebreaker period

17.l The match shall consist of 4 quarters of 10 minutes each. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

17.2 There shall be a 2-minute break between 1st and 2nd quarters, between 3rd and 4th quarters and before each tiebreaker.

17.3 The half-time break should be 15 minutes.

17.4 If the score is equal at the end of the fourth quarter, a 5-minute tiebreaker or more such 5 minutes is required to break the tie.

17.5 In all tiebreakers, teams shall continue playing towards the same basket as in the 3rd and 4th quarters.

Article 18 The game begins

18.1 For all matches, the team with the highest team in the order book (the home team) shall have the right to choose the basket and team seat.

This selection should be communicated to the referee at least 20 minutes before the scheduled start of the match.

18.2 Prior to the 1st and 3rd quarters, teams have the right to prepare for the game in the half of their opponent's basket.

18.3 In order to play the third quarter, the team shall exchange baskets.

18.4 If a team has less than 5 players on the pitch preparing for the match, the match cannot start.

18.5 Jump ball in the center circle, when the ball is legally slapped by a jumping player, the game officially begins.

Article 19 The state of the ball

The ball may be live or dead.

19.1 Ball into live ball when:

・In a jumping ball, the ball is legally slapped by a jumping player.

・In the case of a penalty kick, the referee places the ball in the position of the penalty taker to be handled.

・When a ball is thrown into touch, when the player who throws the ball into touch can handle the ball.

19.2 balls become dead balls when:

・When hitting a basket with any shot or free throw.

・When the ball is live and the referee blows the whistle.

・The ball clearly does not go into the basket during a free throw, and the free throw is followed by:

--When another (multiple) free throw.

--In the event of further penalties (free throws and/or throws into bounds).

・When the match clock is sounded to end the game time of each quarter or tiebreaker.

・When the ball is alive, the device signal rings for 24 seconds.

・When a ball flying during a shot is touched by a player of either team after any of the following situations:

--The referee blows the whistle.

--The end of each quarter or tiebreaker time.

--24 seconds after the device signal sounds.

19.3 A score is scored if the ball does not reach a dead ball if:

・When the ball of the shot is flying, the referee blows the whistle or the match clock or the 24-second device signal.

・When the ball of a penalty kick is in flight and the referee blows the whistle for a violation of any rule other than the penalty taker.

・A foul by an opposing player occurs while a player is still in control of the ball, and he completes the continuous shooting motion that he started before the foul occurs. (Rule revision: "The opposing player fouled him" is now changed to "The opposing player fouled")

Article 20 Position of Players and Coaches

20.1The position of a team member is determined by the ground he is touching.

When a team member jumps in the air, he maintains the same position he had when he last touched the ground.

This includes the boundary, centerline, 3-point line, free throw line, and the line that demarcates the free throw area.

20.2 The position of a referee is determined in the same way as the position of a player. When the ball touches the referee, it touches the ground where the referee is located.

Article 21 Jump Ball

21.1 Definitions

21.1.1 In any circle of the pitch, a jump ball occurs when the referee tosses the ball between any two players of the opposing team.

21.1.2 Scrums are over when one or more players of each team hold the ball so firmly with one or both hands that either player cannot gain possession without rough manoeuvres.

21.2 Provisions

21.2.1 At the beginning of a quarter or tiebreaker, the jump ball shall be played in the centre circle between any two players of the opposing team.

21.2.2 When a scrum is called, or when a foul is awarded and the result is a jump ball, a jump ball shall be played in the nearest circle between two players of the opposing team involved.

If two or more players are involved in a scrum, the ball shall be jumped between two players of the opposing team at approximately the same height, as designated by the referee.

21.2.3 In any case (except in clauses 21.2.l or 21.2.2 above) (including when a live ball rests on the basket stand), the game shall be restarted by a jumping ball between any two players of the opposing team in the nearest circle.

When a jump ball occurs, the two opposing players must be on the court.

21.2.4 When the nearest circle of the jump ball cannot be determined, the jump ball shall be held in the center circle.

21.3 Procedure

21.3.1 Each jumper shall stand with both feet in a semicircle close to his team's own basket and one foot close to the center line of the circle.

21.3.2 The referee shall then toss the ball upwards (vertically) between the jumpers to a height greater than any jumper can reach.

21.3.3 After the ball has reached its highest point, it must be slapped with the hands of one or two jumpers.

21.3.4 A player of any jumping player shall not leave his position until the ball has been lawfully struck.

21.3.5 No jumper shall catch or touch the ball more than twice before the ball is touched by a non-jumper, or touches the ground, basket or rebound.

21.3.6 The body part of a non-jumping player must not be on or over a circle line (cylinder) until the ball has been legally struck.

21.3.7 If the ball has not been struck by one or both jumpers, or if the ball has not been struck by at least one jumper and touched the ground, the ball shall be re-jumped.

21.3.8 If an opposing team member is required to stand in one of these positions, the team member shall not stand in a circle.

21.3.9 If a designated jumper has to leave the match due to injury, has reached his 5th foul or has been disqualified, his substitute shall jump the ball.

If there is no active substitute, either player designated by the captain shall jump the ball.

Offences under clauses 21.3.l, 21.3.3, 21.3.4, 21.3.5 and 21.3.6 are offences.

Article 22 How to Play

22.1 In basketball, the ball can only be played with the hands.

22.2 It is an offence to run with the ball, deliberately kick or block the ball with any part of the leg, or punch the ball.

22.3 It is not an offence for the ball to accidentally touch the foot or leg, or for the foot or leg to accidentally touch the ball.

Article 23: Control of the ball

23.1 A player controls the ball when he or she is holding or dribbling or can handle a live ball.

23.2 A team controls the ball when a player of a team controls a live ball or when the ball passes between players of the same team.

23.3 It is the opposing team that continues to control the ball until it is possessed or the ball is dead, or the ball has left the player's hand in a shot or free throw.

Article 24 player is making a shooting motion

24.1 A player usually starts the ball before he leaves his hand and, in the judgment of the referee, he has started a scoring attempt when he has started a scoring attempt by throwing, dunking or slapping the ball at the opponent's basket. The shooting action continues until the ball leaves the hand of the shooting player. A player attempting to score may be grabbed by an opposing player's arm, preventing him from scoring as long as the referee thinks he is making a scoring attempt. In this case, the ball leaving the player's hand is not essential. (Rule modification: the original "although" is now changed to "only")

There is no link between the legal number of steps of the run and the action of shooting.

24.2In the case of a player who is in the air, the shot continues until the attempt is made (the ball leaves the player's hand) and the player's feet fall back to the ground.

However, when the ball has left the hands of the shooting player, the team ends in control of the ball.

24.3 A foul deemed to have occurred against a player who is making a shooting motion that, in the judgment of the referee, must have occurred after the continuous movement of the player's arms and/or body during the shooting attempt has begun. Continuous Movement:

・Starts when the ball stays in the player's hand and the shooting motion (usually upward) has begun.

・Must include arm and/or body movements of the player during the shooting attempt.

・If you do a completely new exercise, it will be closed.

If the criterion for continuous movement is as described above, the player is considered to be making a shooting motion.

Article 25 Ball in the basket and its scoring value

25.1 Definitions

25.1.1 A ball within a basket is a ball in a basket when the ball is in the basket from above and stays in or through the basket.

25.1.2 Even if a very small part of the ball is in the hoop and is below the level of the top of the hoop. Think the ball is in the basket.

25.2 Provisions

25.2.1 The ball goes into the basket and the team that shoots the basket is scored as follows:

・One free throw basket counts for one point.

・2 points from a 2-point shooting zone.

・3 points are counted for a layup from a 3-point shooting area.

25.2.2 If a player accidentally throws the ball into that team's own basket, the score shall be recorded as if the captain of the opposing team had scored.

25.2.3 If a player intentionally throws the ball into the basket of that team's own basket, it is a violation and the basket does not count as a score.

25.2.4 It is a breach if a player causes the ball to enter the basket from underneath.

Rule 26: Throwing the ball into bounds

26.1 General

26.1.1 Whenever the ball goes into the basket but the shot or free throw is invalid, the subsequent throw into bounds shall be executed at the extended portion of the free throw line.

26.l.2 After a penalty resulting from a technical foul, unsportsmanlike foul or disqualifying foul, the subsequent throw into bounds shall be taken in the midfield opposite the recording table, regardless of whether the final or only penalty is successful. A player who throws a ball into touch in midfield should straddle the extension of the halfway line with both feet and have the right to pass the ball to a player who is located anywhere on the field.

26.1.3 In the event of an offensive foul committed by a player of the team in control of the live ball or a player of the team who has the right to throw the ball into bounds, the subsequent throw-in shall be taken by the non-fouling team from the nearest place where the offending was made.

26.1.4The referee may toss or bounce the ball to the player who throws the ball into touch provided that:

・The referee should not be more than 3 or 4 meters away from the player who threw the ball into bounds.

・The player who throws the ball into touch is at the correct place designated by the referee.

・The team that will receive possession of the ball will not receive an unfair advantage.

26.2After a successful shot or the last free throw:

26.2.1 Any opposing player of the scoring team shall throw the ball into bounds at the end line of the basketball.

This also applies after a timeout after a basket or after a suspension of any game, after the referee has handed the ball to a player or placed the ball available to him.

26.2.2 The player who throws the ball into touch may move laterally and/or backward and/or pass the ball to a player of the same team standing on or behind the end line, provided that the 5 seconds count when the first player in touch is able to handle the ball.

26.2.3 After the ball has passed through the basket, the opposing player who throws the ball into touch must not touch the ball, touching the ball by accident or instinct is understandable, but if the throw into touch is delayed by interference with the ball after the initial warning, it is a technical foul.

26.3 After a breach or any other suspension of the Competition:

26.3.1 A player shall take a throw-in at the nearest spot designated by the referee for the offence or interruption of the game, except where it is directly behind the rebound.

26.3.2 The referee must hand over the ball, pass it to the player who threw the ball into touch or place it in a place where the player can handle it.

26.4 Provisions

26.4.1 A player who throws a ball into touch must not:

・Touching the ball on the field before it is touched by another player.

・Walk into the field before or while the ball leaves your hand.

・The ball is out of hand for more than 5 seconds.

・When the ball is out of hand, make the ball out of touch before it touches the player in touch-in.

・Directly put the ball into the basket.

・Before or when the ball leaves the hand, move sideways more than 1 meter from the place designated by the referee or move in more than one direction. However, as far as the situation allows, you can step back as far as you want along the vertical boundary.

26.4.2 Other team members shall not:

・Push any part of your body over the boundary before the ball has been thrown.

・When the area of the place where the ball is thrown into contact on the outside of the boundary line is less than 2 meters away from the obstacle, the player who is close to the place where the ball is thrown into touch must be within 1 meter.

A contravention of section 26.4 is an offence.

26.5 Penalties

The ball is awarded to the opposing player to throw the ball into touch at the point where the ball was originally thrown.

Article 27 to be registered for suspension

27.1 Definitions

A team's coach or assistant coach requests an interruption of a match to register a timeout.

27.2 Provisions

27.2.1 Each suspension to be registered shall last 1 minute.

27.2.2 An opportunity to pause commences when:

・When the ball is dead and the match clock is stopped, and when the referee reports a foul or violation and the contact with the recording table has ended.

・When a team has requested a timeout to be registered before or after the opponent has made a shot, and the opposing team scores a shot.

27.2.3 an opportunity to suspend ends when:

・When the referee enters the circle with the ball and performs the jump ball.

・When the referee enters the penalty area with or without the ball and takes the first or only one free throw.

・When a player who throws a ball into touch can handle the ball.

27.2.4 In each of the first three quarters, each team may grant one suspension of secondary registrations, two secondary registrations in each of the fourth quarters and one suspension of secondary registration in each tiebreaker.

27.2.5 The team of the coach who first called for a time-out shall be registered as a time-out, except for a time-out granted after the opposing player has scored a shot and no foul has been called.

27.2.6A suspension to be registered may only be revoked before the recorder signals the request for the suspension.

27.2.7 During the suspension period, players may leave the playing field and sit in the team bench and those who are allowed to be in the team bench may enter the pitch as long as they remain in the vicinity of their team bench.

27.3 Procedure

27.3.1 The Coach or Assistant Coach has the right to request a suspension to be registered. He is to go to the recorder in person to clearly ask for a timeout and make appropriate regular gestures with his hands.

27.3.2 Once an opportunity for a time-out has commenced, the recorder shall indicate to the referee that a request for time-out has been made by giving his signal.

If a team has requested a timeout to be registered, the timekeeper shall immediately stop the game clock and give his signal when the opposing team scores a shot.

27.3.3 A timeout begins when the referee blows the whistle and gives a timeout signal.

27.3.4 The timeout ends when the referee blows the whistle and beckons the team to return to the pitch.

27.4 Restrictions

27.4.1 No time-out to be registered is allowed after or between a penalty or multiple free throws resulting from a foul penalty until the ball is dead again after a minute of the game has occurred. Exception:

・A foul was pronounced between multiple free throws. In this case, multiple free throws shall be made and a timeout shall be granted before the next foul penalty is taken.

・After the last or only one free throw, a foul was declared before the ball was made alive. In this case, a suspension is granted in the execution of the new foul penalty.

・After the last or only one free throw, a violation is declared before the ball is live, and the penalty is a jump ball or a throw in bounds.

If more than one foul is penalized, multiple penalty units are drawn, each of which is dealt with separately.

27.4.2 During the last 2 minutes of the 4th quarter or any tiebreaker, the team scoring a score shall not be given a timeout to be registered when the game clock stops after a successful shot.

27.4.3 Unused time-outs cannot be carried over to the next quarter or tiebreaker.

Article 28 replaces

28.1 Provisions

28.l.l. The team may substitute players during the substitution opportunity.

28.1.2 A replacement opportunity commences when:

・When the ball is dead and the match clock is stopped, and when the referee reports a foul or violation and the contact with the recording table has ended.

・When a team requests a substitution within the last 2 minutes of the 4th quarter or any tiebreaker, and the opposing team scores a shot. A replacement opportunity ends, when:

・When the referee enters the circle with the ball and performs the jump ball.

・When the referee enters the penalty area with or without the ball and takes the first or only free throw. ・When a player who throws a ball into touch can handle the ball.

28.1.3 A substitute player who has been substituted and a substitute who has become a player cannot re-enter or leave the match until the ball is dead again after a clip of the clock has been played. Exception:

・A team has been reduced to less than 5 players.

・A player involved in correcting a mistake has been legally substituted and is seated on the team bench.

28.2 Procedure

28.2.1 Substitutes have the right to request a substitution. He should personally go to the recorder to clearly request a replacement and make appropriate regular gestures with his hands. He should sit on the bench (bench/chair) until the substitution opportunity begins.

28.2.2 Once an opportunity for substitution has commenced, the recorder shall indicate to the referee that a substitution request has been made by giving his signal.

28.2.3 Substitutes should stay outside the line until the referee gives a substitution gesture.

28.2.4 A player who has been substituted does not have to report to the referee or recorder. Allow him to go straight to his team seat.

28.2.5 Replacement shall be completed as soon as possible. A player who has committed a 5th foul or has been disqualified must be substituted within 30 seconds. At the referee's discretion, if there is an unreasonable delay, the offending team shall be registered with a timeout.

28.2.6 If a substitution is requested during a timeout to be registered, the substitute must report to the recorder before entering the match.

28.2.7 A replacement may only be revoked before the recorder signals the request for the replacement.

28.3 No substitutions are allowed:

28.3.1 The team that does not have the ball thrown into touch after a breach. Exception:

・The team that threw the ball into bounds has been replaced.

・Registered a foul by any team.

・A timeout was granted to either team.

・The referee has interrupted the match.

28.3.2 After or between a penalty or a number of free throws resulting from a foul penalty, until the ball is dead again after a minute of the clock of the game has occurred. Exception:

・A foul was pronounced between multiple free throws. In this case, multiple free throws should be made and replaced before the next foul penalty is taken.

・After the last or only one free throw, a foul was declared before the ball was made alive. In this case, it is replaced before the new foul penalty is enforced.

・After the last or only one free throw, a violation is declared before the ball is live, and the penalty is a jump ball or a throw in bounds.

If more than one foul is penalized, multiple penalty units are drawn, each of which is dealt with separately.

28.3.3 for players involved in jumping or penalty kicks. Exception:

・He was injured.

・He has committed his fifth foul.

・He has been disqualified from the competition.

28.3.4 A team has requested a substitution in the last 2 minutes of the 4th quarter or any tiebreaker when the game clock stops after the team has scored a shot. Exception:

・During suspension period to register once.

・The opposing team that scored the basket has also requested a substitution.

・The referee has interrupted the match.

28.4Substitution of penalty players

A player attempting a free throw can be substituted as long as:

・Requested a substitution before the end of the first or only free throw substitution attempt.

・If more than one foul penalty is taken, multiple free throw units will be taken, and each unit will be dealt with separately.

・The ball is dead after the last or only one free throw.

If a penalty player is substituted, the opposing team may also receive a substitution, as long as the request is made before the last or only one free throw is live.

Article 29: When a quarter or a match ends

29.1 A quarter, a tiebreaker or a match shall end when the race clock signal rings to indicate the end of the match time.

29.2 If the clock signal rings for the end of a quarter or tiebreaker, or if a foul occurs just before the foul, any final penalty taken as the result of that foul shall be taken.

Article 30: The match is lost due to forfeiture

30.1 Provisions

The team shall be judged to lose the match due to forfeit if

・Refuse to play after being notified by the referee.

・Its behavior hinders the continuation of the game.

・15 minutes after the scheduled start of the match, the team does not show up or cannot have 5 players in the stadium to prepare for the match.

30.2 Penalties

30.2.1 Awarded to the opposing team to win, and the score is 20:0. In addition, the abstaining team should receive 0 points in the standings.

30.2.2 For a group of matches with two games (home and away) and a playoff (three-game winner), the team that abstains in the first, second and third games shall be awarded a "forfeit" in that group of matches or playoffs. This does not apply to the playoffs (best of five).

Article 31 The game is lost due to lack of players

31.1 Provisions

During a match, if a team has less than 2 players on the pitch, the team will lose the match due to the lack of players.

31.2 Penalties

31.2.1 If the winning team is awarded the lead, the score shall stand at the time the match is stopped. If the winning team is not in the lead, the score shall be recorded at 2:0 and that team wins. In addition, teams that are missing players deserve 1 point in the standings.

31.2.2 In the case of a match in which the total number of matches (home and away) is decided, the team that is missing players in the first or second match shall be deemed to have lost the group due to "lack of players".

Title VI Violations

Violation of section 32

32.1 Definitions

A violation is a violation of the rules.

32.2 Procedure

In determining a violation, the referee shall pay attention to and consider the following basic principles in each instance:

・The spirit and intent of the rules and the need to insist on the integrity of the game.

・Use common sense consistency in each game, remembering the abilities of the players concerned and their attitudes and behaviors during the game.

・Maintain a balance between game control and game flow, and have a "feeling" about what the participants are trying to do and what is right for the game.

32.3 Penalties

The ball is awarded to the opposing player to throw the ball into touch from the nearest point of the offence, except directly behind the rebound.

Exceptions: Articles 26.5, 41.3, 57.4.6 and 57.5.4.

Article 33 Player Out of Bounds and Ball Out of Bounds 33.1 Definitions

33.1.1 A player is out of bounds when any part of a player's body comes into contact with ground or any object other than a player on or above the boundary line.

33.1.2 A ball is out of touch when it touches a player or any other person who is out of bounds.

・Ground or any object on or outside the boundary line.

・Rebound support, any object on the back of the rebound or above and/or behind the rebound.

33.2 Provisions

33.2.1 The player who is last to touch or is touched by the ball is the player who makes the ball out of touch before the ball goes out of touch or even before the ball touches anything other than the player and goes out of bounds.

33.2.2 If the ball goes out of touch or is touched by a player on or outside the line, it is the player who makes the ball out of touch.

Article 34 Dribbling

34.1 Definitions

34.1.1 Dribbling begins when a player who has gained control of the ball on the pitch throws, slaps, rolls or dribbles the ball on the ground and touches the ball again before it touches another player.

The dribble ends when a player touches the ball with both hands or allows the ball to stay in one or both hands. The ball can be thrown into the air while dribbling, as long as the player touches the ground before touching the ball again with their hands. When the ball is not in contact with the player's hand, there is no limit to the number of steps a player can take.

34.1.2 A player who accidentally loses the ball and subsequently regains control of the ball on the field is considered to have missed the ball.

34.1.3 The following are not dribbles:

・Consecutive shots.

・Missed catch at the beginning or end of a dribble.

・Attempt to gain control of the ball by slapping the ball from near the other players.

・Slap the ball controlled by another player.

・Intercept a pass and get the ball.

・As long as there is no dribbling violation, the ball is tossed between your hands and allowed to stay in your hands until it touches the ground.

34.2 Provisions

A player may not dribble again after the first dribble has been completed, unless he has lost control of the ball on the court due to:

・Shooting.

・Being touched by an opposing teammate.

・Passing or missing a ball and then touching or being touched by another player.

Article 35 Walk with the Ball 35.1 Definitions

35.1.1 When a player is holding a live ball on the pitch and one or both of his feet move illegally in either direction beyond the limits set out in these Rules, he is dribbling the ball.

35.1.2 A player who is holding a live ball on the pitch spends one or more times with the same foot in either direction and his other foot (known as the pivot foot) retains its point of contact with the ground.

35.2 Provisions

35.2.1 Establish a pivotal foot

・A player who catches the ball with both feet on the ground may use either foot as the pivot foot. The moment one foot is raised, the other foot becomes the pivotal foot.

・A player who catches the ball while moving or dribbling may stop as follows:

------ If a foot is touching the ground:

・When the other foot touches the ground, the original foot becomes the pivot foot.

・If a player can jump on that foot and land on both feet at the same time, neither foot is the pivot foot.

------ If both feet are off the ground and the team member:

・If both feet land at the same time, either foot can be the pivot foot. The moment one foot is raised, the other foot becomes the pivot foot.

・If you land with your feet sequentially, the foot that touches the ground first is the pivot foot.

・If you land with one foot, the player can jump up and land with both feet at the same time, and neither foot is the pivotal foot.

35.2.2 Traveling with the ball

・When a player controls a live ball on the court and has identified the pivot foot:

------ pass or shoot, the pivot foot may be lifted, but must not fall back to the ground until the ball is off the hand.

------ the dribble begins, the pivot foot must not be lifted until the ball is shot.

・When neither foot is the pivot foot after stopping:

------ pass or shoot, one or both feet can be lifted. However, the ball must not fall back to the ground until it has left the hand.

------ start dribbling, no foot can be lifted until the ball is out of your hand.

35.2.3 A player falls, lies down or sits on the ground

When a player falls to the ground with the ball or is lying or sitting on the ground to gain control of the ball, it is legal. It is an offence if the player then slides, rolls or attempts to stand up with the ball.

Article 36 3 seconds

36.1 Provisions

36.1.1 When a team is in control of the ball on the field and the match clock is running, a player of that team must not remain in the opposing team's restricted area for more than 3 seconds.

36.1.2 A member shall be acquiesced in if:

・He tried to leave the restricted area.

・He is in a restricted area when he or a member of his team is making a shooting motion and the ball is leaving or has just left the hand of the shooting player.

・He dribbles and shoots when he is close to 3 seconds in the restricted area.

36.1.3 To verify that the player is outside the restricted area. He must place his feet on the ground outside the restricted zone.

Article 37 is a closely guarded player

37.l Definitions

A player is holding a live ball on the field, and the opposing player is in an active defensive position, no more than 1 meter away, and the player is closely defended.

37.2 Provisions

A player who is heavily defended must pass, throw or dribble within 5 seconds.

Article 38 8 seconds

38.1 Provisions

38.1.1 Whenever a player gains control of the ball in his backcourt, his team must get the ball into its front court within 8 seconds.

38.1.2 A team's backcourt includes the in-bounds portion of that team's own basket and rebound, as well as the portion of the court defined by the end line, two sidelines and the center line behind that team's own basket.

38.1.3 A team's frontcourt includes the opponent's basket, the in-bounds portion of the rebound, and the portion of the court defined by the end line behind the opponent's basket, the two sidelines and the edge of the center line closest to the opponent's basket.

38.1.4 The ball enters the front court of that team when it touches the front court or touches a player or referee who is partially in contact with the front court.

Article 39 24 seconds

39.1 Provisions

39.1.1 Whenever a player gains control of a ball on the court, his team shall attempt to shoot within 24 seconds. The composition of a shot. The following conditions must be observed:

・Before the signal of the 24-second device is issued, the ball must leave the hand of the shooting player

・After the ball leaves the shooting player's hand, the ball touches the hoop before the signal of the device is sent for 24 seconds.

39.1.2 In the unlikely event that the controlling team fails to shoot within 24 seconds, this shall be indicated by the signal sound of the 24-second device.

39.1.3 When a shot attempt approaches the end of the 24-second period, the 24-second signal goes off while the ball is in the air after the ball leaves the shooting player's hand and the ball goes into the basket and the basket is counted.

39.2 Procedure

39.2.1 If the device is incorrectly reset within 24 seconds, the referee may stop the game immediately if he does not put either team at a disadvantage. The time on the 24-second device shall be corrected and possession shall be returned to the team that previously took control of the ball.

39.2.2 If the device makes a mistake 24 seconds after a team has taken control of the ball, the referee shall immediately stop the game. Possession and a new 24-second cycle shall be awarded to the team that has previously been in control of the ball at the time of the 24-second device. All restrictions relating to the scoring of interference and interference with the ball shall apply.

39.2.3 If no team has control of the ball at the time of the 24-second device error, the game shall be restarted with a jump ball.

Article 4O ball back to the backcourt

40.1 Definitions

40.1.1 The ball goes into the backcourt of a team when:

・The ball touches the backcourt.

・When the ball touches a player or referee who has part of the body in contact with the backcourt.

40.1.2 The ball is deemed to have returned to his backfield when the player in control of the team is:

・Touching the ball last in front of him, and then touching the ball first with a member of the same team,

--After the ball has touched the backcourt, or

--If the player touches the backcourt.

・The ball touches the ball at the end of his backcourt, then the ball touches the frontcourt, and then the player of the same team who touches the backcourt touches the ball first. This restriction applies to all situations in a team's frontcourt, including throwing a ball into bounds.

40.2 Provisions

A player who controls the ball in his front court must not return the ball to his back court.

It does not apply to throws in touch whenever a penalty is taken and has the right to throw the ball into touch at the midpoint of the touchline.

Article 41 Interference with the Scoring and Interference with the Ball

41.1 Definitions

41.1.1 Shooting: Holding the ball in your hand and throwing it through the air towards the opponent's basket. Racket: Use your hand to direct the ball towards the opponent's basket.

Smash: Forcefully or attemptingly downwards with one or both hands to get the ball into the opponent's basket. Taps and dunks are also considered shots.

41.1.2 The shot begins when the ball leaves the hand of the player who is making the shot.

41.1.3Shots end when the ball is:

・Directly enter the basket from above and stay in or through the basket.

・There is no longer the possibility of entering the basket directly or after the ball has touched the hoop.

・After touching the hoop, it is legally touched by a player.

・Touching the ground.

・It becomes a dead ball.

41.2 Provisions

41.2.1Interference scoring occurs in a shot when:

・When the ball is flying down and is completely above the level of the hoop, the player touches the ball.

・When the ball hits the rebound and is completely above the level of the hoop, the player touches the ball.

・These restrictions do not apply to the possibility that the ball no longer has the possibility of going directly into the basket or when the ball has touched the hoop. (Rule Modification: The original "only applicable to" is now changed to "not applicable to")

41.2.2Interference with the ball occurs in a shot when:

・When the ball touches the hoop, the player touches the basket or rebound.

・A player reaches through the basket from below and touches the ball.

・When the ball is in the basket, the defender touches the ball or the basket.

・The defender causes the rebound or hoop to shake, and the referee determines that this means has prevented the ball from entering the basket.

41.2.3 All rules relating to scoring and interference with the ball shall apply when the ball is in flight, as well as after the referee's whistle or after the match clock or 24-second device signal is sounded.

41.3 Penalties

41.3.1 No points will be awarded if the attacking team commits a breach. The ball is awarded to the opposing player to take a throw-in at the extended part of the free throw line.

41.3.2 In the event of a breach by the defending team, the offending team shall be awarded to:

・2 points are awarded when the ball is shot in the 2-point shooting zone.

・3 points are awarded when the ball is shot in the 3-point shooting area.

The awarding and subsequent procedure of the score is the same as the treatment of the award of the score as a result of the ball entering the basket.

41.3.3 No points will be awarded if a player of both teams commits a breach at the same time. The game should be restarted with a jump ball.