(1) Teams are allowed 4 team non-shooting fouls in a period before hitting the penalty situation which is a free throw plus a penalty free throw. Otherwise the fouled team just gets possession. If a team hasn’t reached 4 team fouls by the last minute of the period, they get one more in the last minute before going to the penalty situation. 

(2) The first three common fouls committed by a team in any overtime period, shall result in the ball being awarded to the opponent nearest where the personal foul occurred. 

(3) In the final minute of each half, if a team has not reached eight team fouls or its quota of three team fouls during the first four minutes of any overtime period, it shall be permitted to incur one more team foul without penalty. 

(4) During any overtime period, common fouls charged as team fouls in excess of three will be penalized by one free throw plus a penalty free throw attempt. 

(5) Personal fouls which are flagrant, punching, elbowing or away-from-the-play will carry their own separate penalties and are included in the team foul total. 

(6) Personal fouls committed against an offensive player in the act of attempting a two-point field goal will result in two free throw attempts being awarded. If the offensive player is attempting a three-point field goal, three free throw attempts will be awarded. 

(7) Personal fouls committed during a successful field goal attempt, which result in one free throw attempt being awarded, will not result in an additional free throw attempt if the penalty situation exists. 

b. A maximum of three points may be scored by the same team on a successful two-point field goal attempt. 

c. A maximum of four points may be scored by the same team on a successful three-point field goal attempt. 

Four 10-minute quarters. Jump ball for opening tip. Team that wins the opening jump gets initial possession in fourth period. Team that loses jump ball gets initial possession for 2nd and 3rd periods. 

a. There must be one (1) mandatory (120-second) timeout in the first and third periods and two (2) mandatory (120-second) timeouts in the second and fourth periods. Any regular timeout called by a team shall become the next mandatory timeout in that period (if any mandatory timeouts remain in that period) and shall be charged to the team that called the timeout. If neither team has called a regular timeout prior to 4:59 of the first or third period, 

it shall be mandatory for the Official Scorer to take a timeout at the first dead ball and charge it to neither team. If neither team has called a regular timeout prior to 5:59 of the second or fourth period, it shall be mandatory for the Official Scorer to take a timeout at the first dead ball and charge it to the home team (or to neither team if the first regular timeout of the first or third period was charged to one of the teams). If no subsequent regular timeouts are taken prior to 2:59 of the second or fourth period, it shall be mandatory -18- for the Official Scorer to take a timeout at the first dead ball and charge it to the team not previously charged (or to neither team if both previously charged timeouts were charged to a team). 

b. Each team is entitled to two (2) regular timeouts per half during regulation play. One (1) of those timeouts will generally be charged as a mandatory timeout (unless, due to the timing of called timeouts, the other team is charged with two (2) mandatory timeouts in a half, in which case such team will not be charged with any mandatory timeouts in such half). 

For overtime a. Each team is entitled to one (1) 20-second timeout per half. 20-second timeouts not used in the first half will carry over to the second half. 

b. For the overtime period, each team is entitled to one additional 20-second timeout plus one unused 20-second timeout or unused regular timeout (will be counted as a 20-second timeout) from the second half for a maximum of two 20-second timeouts per team 

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