Fouls per Game

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The Fouls per Game calculator computes the average number of fouls per basketball game. It also computes the total number of fouls, fewest (min) and most (max) fouls in a game.

INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following:

(FL) Enter comma separated values for number of fouls in games (e.g., 3,5,0,1,2,0,3 ). Be sure to enter zeros for games with no fouls.
(NM) Enter Player's Name

Fouls per Game (APG): The calculator returns the following statistics about fouls:

(APG) Fouls per Game: This is the average number of fouls per game across the games entered.
(n) Number of Games: This is the number of games entered.
(nTT) Total Number of Fouls: This is the total number (sum) of all of the fouls in all the games.
(Min) Fewest Fouls: This is the minimum single number of fouls in a game.
(Max) Most Fouls: This is the maximum single number of fouls in a game.

The Math / Science

A foul in basketball is a violation of the rules committed by a player. Fouls can occur during various situations in the game and can result from illegal physical contact, improper movement, or rule infractions.

The common types of fouls in basketball are:

Personal Foul: This occurs when a player makes illegal physical contact with an opponent. It includes actions such as pushing, holding, blocking, or charging into an opponent.
Shooting Foul: When a defensive player makes contact with a shooter during a shot attempt, a shooting foul is called. The shooter is awarded free throws based on the situation.
Technical Foul: A technical foul is called for unsportsmanlike conduct or violations that don't involve physical contact. This can include arguing with referees, using profanity, or illegal substitutions.
Flagrant Foul: Flagrant fouls are more severe and involve excessive or violent contact against an opponent. It can result in ejection from the game and additional free throws for the opposing team.
Offensive Foul: This foul occurs when an offensive player violates the rules, such as charging into a defender, illegal screens, or pushing off to gain an advantage.

When a foul is committed, the opposing team may be awarded free throws, retain possession of the ball, or gain other advantages depending on the situation and the number of team fouls accumulated during a game.

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