Bonus Free Throw: A bonus free throw is the second free throw awarded for a common foul.
Boundary Lines: Boundary lines of the court consist of end lines and sidelines. The inside of these lines define the inbounds and out-of-bounds areas.
Bonus free throw - when a team gets seven.
Boosters - alumni supporters of college teams.
Bounce pass - a pass that strikes the floor before it reaches the receiver.
Bonus Free Throw
An extra free throw awarded after the opposing team has exceeded a certain limit. In the National Basketball Association, the limit is five personal fouls per period.
If you make your first bonus free throw you receive a second free throw.
If you miss the first bonus free throw the ball should be played like a missed field goal.
Number of team fouls that grant opponent bonus free throws ... 7 (give opponents 1 ft plus one more if first is made). At 10 team fouls, the fouled player is granted two free throw attempts.
7.
The player who gets the inside position usually gets the rebound. The opponent may "reach over" and commit a foul. These "over the back" fouls can be very costly late in a game when teams are in the bonus free throw situation.
Bonus Free Throw or Bonus Situation: after the personal fouls tally is over the limit, a freebie is given to the opposing team.
Bounce Pass: one bounce is all it takes to get to your teammate.
 See also: Ball, Bonus, Free throw, Basketball, Shot
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