1) Basketball boo-boos 2) Basketball infractions 3) Becomes entangled 4) Cagers collect them 5) Causes of penalties 6) Charging and hacking 7) Clipping, holding, etc 8) Court calls 9) Court infractions 10) Court no-nos 11) Errant balls 12) Game no-nos 13) Grounds for free throws 14) Hard pushes 15) Hits out of play
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1) Bemires
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Foul are actions by a boxer that the referee doesn't feel meet the standard of a fair blow or is unsportsmanlike conduct. There are intentional fouls and accidental fouls. The most common fouls are headbutts, holding and low blows. For a complete list see boxing fouls.
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http://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/21157
Foul are actions by a boxer that the referee doesn't feel meet the standard of a fair blow or is unsportsmanlike conduct. There are intentional fouls and accidental fouls. The most common fouls are headbutts, holding and low blows. For a complete list see boxing fouls.
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http://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/21482
Foul are actions by a boxer that the referee doesn't feel meet the standard of a fair blow or is unsportsmanlike conduct. There are intentional fouls and accidental fouls. The most common fouls are headbutts, holding and low blows.
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https://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/21628
A foul in Olympic boxing can be classified under one of three categories - a caution, a warning or a disqualification. A caution is an admonition by the referee and repeated cautions may lead to warnings. Only three warnings to the same boxer are allowed per bout before disqualification.
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https://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/23396
A foul in Olympic boxing can be classified under one of three categories - a caution, a warning or a disqualification. A caution is an admonition by the referee and repeated cautions may lead to warnings. Only three warnings to the same boxer are allowed per bout before disqualification.
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https://www.nbcolympics.com/news/boxing-101-glossary
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