Intentional Foul - Usually occurs when a team is trailing near the end of the game and wants to stop the clock. A player will intentionally foul an opposing player in hopes of getting the ball back after a missed free throw.
Intentional Foul - A foul committed on purpose by a defensive player to stop the clock. In college basketball, the team that was fouled gets two free throws and possession of the ball.
Intentional Foul: This is when a player fouls another player without trying to get to the ball. Shoving or grabbing a player is an example of an intentional foul.
Intentional foul - a personal foul that the official judges to be premeditated.
Intentional fouling is a skill that should be taught. Don't tell your players to go out and hack somebody. An injury could occur and the coach could be liable under certain conditions.
Although there are a number of game situations in which it may make sense for a defense to commit an isolated intentional foul, from its inception, the strategy of intentional fouling repeatedly, on each and every possession by the opposition, ...
Intentional foul (2 FT and ball) - not a legitimate attempt to play the ball or player.
A player is disqualified from the game after committing six fouls in the National Basketball Association, five fouls at other levels of play. See also flagrant foul; intentional foul; offensive foul; technical foul; violation.
After a player puts in her second shot, she leaves the lane and a player from the base line enters and opposes the remaining two players. Go until all players have participated at least once. No dribbling or traveling. No INTENTIONAL fouling! ...
By this time, you have reached a point of desperation. Simply put, YOU are hoping for LUCK! This is the time to foul; however, make EVERY attempt look like you ARE GOING FOR THE BALL. You don't want any intentional fouls called.
Intentional foul: A foul that occurs when a player makes illegal contact with an opposing player without intending to get the ball.
Isolation play: An offensive play designed to have a specific player attack the basket 1-on-1.
 See also: Free throw, Basket, Ball, Shot, Basketball
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