Which is more serious, basketball foul or technical attack?

Of course, the violation is more serious. In CBA or FIBA, a foul on the body, as the name implies, is a "foul on sportsmanship", which means that a player intentionally commits a personal foul on the opposing player who holds or does not hold the ball. In the NBA, foul is also called malicious foul. In short, a malicious foul is to rush people, not the ball. In addition to free throws, malicious fouls and violations will also be punished by suspension or fines.

However, technical fouls are different. Technical fouls mainly affect the action of the game or other forms when the game is in progress or interrupted, such as conflicts between players and referees, swearing, conflicts between players on both sides, fighting, etc., which will be punished by blowing technical fouls. In fact, there is nothing wrong with technical foul. At most, the player has a bad temper, but at least it won't hurt the personal safety of other players.

It's hard to say that malicious fouls rush people and don't rush the ball. Malicious fouls and illegal fouls may harm the health of professional players and cause very serious harm to players. For example, intentional foot padding, black feet and dirty tricks are not aimed at grabbing the ball at all, but at the disabled. This kind of behavior violates sports ethics and does great harm to players, so the punishment for violating the body is greater than the technical foul.

Generally speaking, technical fouls are trivial, that is, the players are too grumpy, but at least the players are harmless. Malicious fouls and physical fouls are both bad intentions of players who want to waste people. This kind of behavior is not worth advocating. Therefore, the penalty for violating the physical foul is more serious than the technical foul.

The penalty for technical fouls is at most free throws, and if the season accumulates more, it will be suspended. Malicious foul is different. Malicious foul depends on the situation. If the circumstances are serious, direct suspension will be fined, or suspension will be repeated. Every league is different.

The above is my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, please discuss them in the comments section.

First of all, we should be able to distinguish between technical fouls and sports moral fouls. Technical fouls are not directed at people, but against sports ethics.

For example, the defender is obviously behind in the fast break and can't touch the ball at all in his position. If he pulls or holds the fast-break attacker directly at this time, it is a foul. That is, it is against sportsmanship. For another example, the defender extended his foot to the attacker who jumped up and made a three-pointer. The purpose was not to stop him from making a three-pointer, but to sprain his ankle when he landed again. This kind of direct foul on people is a violation of the body, but the violation is also graded, and the serious one is a malicious foul.

Examples of technical fouls: when the attacker shoots, the defender panics, puts his hands in front of his eyes, or uses language to stimulate when making free throws, which are all technical fouls! It is a technical foul for a coach or player to shout and make noise when he disobeys the referee's decision.

In fact, you can see from the name that violating sports ethics is more serious than technical foul. Serious malicious fouls sometimes directly affect the sports career of athletes, so sometimes necessary foul tactics can be taken in order to win, but it is not recommended to take serious violations or malicious fouls in order to win.

There is no doubt that breaking the rules is always more serious. Violation, as the name implies, is a violation of sports ethics. Of course, NBA has different names. Fouling in the NBA is also called malicious foul.

Violating the body is a serious foul on the offensive side by the defensive side on the basketball court. Of course, it may also be a trick used by the attacker to deal with the defender. Such fouls are generally against people, not ordinary fouls on the ball at all. Such as tripping, throat locking, foot padding, punching and other fouls. Generally, it will cause physical harm to the player, and what's more, it will endanger the player's career.

There are many such villains in NBA, born for malicious foul. The opposing players are very nervous when faced with such players, and will give up the attack and keep their careers.

Bowen's shadowless foot has become a memory with his retirement; Ranbir is a total hooligan. His style of play is rough and fierce, and all malicious fighting techniques are integrated into basketball skills. Yi Jianlian's former teammate Villanueva's nine-yin white bone claws let Brazil's best actress vallejo know that the diving performance will eventually lose to the black malicious foul; Malone, the godfather of iron elbow, once made Duncan, a fledgling, suffer a lot; Artest elbowed Harden and became a concussion. ...

Although each team needs its own thugs to protect its stars from harm, we do not advocate black hands and black feet; After all, athletes should know that after all, they all live by basketball.

Malicious fouls are divided into first-class malicious fouls and second-class malicious fouls. The first-class malicious foul is probably a matter of two penalties and one throw, but the second-class malicious foul is directly expelled and there are a series of additional penalties such as fines and suspension.

Compared with malicious foul, technical foul is much lighter. When a player commits a technical foul, the referee will cross one palm with the other palm to make a T-shape and raise his head to show it. A technical foul will be punished by one penalty, and two accumulated technical fouls in the same game will be expelled.

The judgment of technical foul may vary from person to person, and sometimes it depends on the mood of the referee. Generally speaking, superstars are rarely called technical fouls, and some frequent technical fouls such as Dream Green and Roaring Wallace will be dealt with by the referee.

Of course, there are also many ironic technical fouls in the NBA, which will make people laugh every time they appear.

An honest man like Duncan will also be called a technical foul. In a game against Mavericks in 2007, Duncan was unhappy because he was dissatisfied with the referee's decision. His teammate told Duncan a joke that made him laugh. Duncan sat on the sidelines and laughed heartily. This is waiting for the referee to call for a technical foul, and he was expelled.

Iguodala also got a technical foul for his wit. Iguodala, who was still in the Warriors at that time, saw rocket player Brewer's sneakers fall in a game against the Rockets. The latter was about to put on his shoes, but Iguodala kicked the shoes to one side and the referee gave Iguodala a technical foul.

Of course, there are also players with extremely high ball dealers who make technical fouls, such as Paul and Kidd.

In the game between Thunder and Timberwolves, when Paul saw Jordan Bell playing, his jersey was not in his pants. He immediately reported to the referee that Bell was fined for a technical foul, because according to NBA rules, Bell's dress did not meet the requirements, so he was fined for a technical foul.

Kidd is more awesome. Kidd, then a player, still played for the Mavericks. In a game between Mavericks and Hawks, Kidd saw Hawks coach Wood standing on the court with one foot when dribbling at half-time, so he rushed to Wood and hit him. The referee also gave Coach Wood a technical foul because outsiders could not enter the court to interfere with the players' game.

Although the basketball game needs fierce confrontation, the scene of muscle collision is more beautiful. However, too many technical and physical fouls in a game will also affect the enjoyment and fluency of the game.

And don't advocate breaking the rules. Such a foul is very likely to cause physical harm to the fouled players, and what's more, it will terminate their careers.

The violation is more serious

The full name of physical foul is a foul that violates sports ethics. According to the new rules, the referee thinks that it is a violation of sports ethics for a player to intentionally cause a personal foul on the opposing player who holds or does not hold the ball. If a player pulls, hits or pushes away the kickoff player, it is not a game, but an act of violence. When a player commits a serious and rude foul, or when a player defends, it is the player who attacks instead of basketball, which may easily lead to injury, and the ball certificate can be judged as a violation of sports ethics. The referee must only judge the action, and it is at the beginning and near the end of the game. In other words, the whole game should use the same scale to judge the foul that violates sports ethics.

And there are various technical fouls. Duncan smiles, technical foul. After that, it depends on the mood of the referee.

My humble opinion, for reference only, don't spray if you don't like it, welcome to pay attention to the discussion!

Violating the body is a foul that violates sports ethics and transcends morality. For example, if someone is blue in the sky, you will do whatever it takes to put him down from behind, which is a dangerous malicious foul. A foul is a foul with physical contact, a serious foul. To put it bluntly, a technical foul means that both sides scold each other or are dissatisfied with the referee. Technical fouls may be eaten by team managers, coaches and players, such as coaches scolding referees. A technical foul without physical contact is a verbal attack or provocation against the person or a failure to cooperate with the referee.

Note: 1, pay attention to protect your body and wear protective gear at all times. 2. Blame your teammates too much when you play, and don't swear on the court.