fouledandmadeshot

Fouledandmadeshot is a term commonly used in basketball to describe a specific scenario during a game. It refers to a situation where a player is fouled by an opponent while in the act of shooting the ball. If the shot is successful despite the foul, the player is awarded the points for the basket and also receives one free throw. This is often referred to as an "and-one" opportunity.

The foul must occur before the player has completed the shooting motion. If the foul happens after the ball has been released and is no longer considered part of the shooting act, it is generally not considered a shooting foul that warrants an "and-one." The officials' judgment is crucial in determining if a foul occurred during the act of shooting.

The purpose of the additional free throw is to compensate the offensive player for the foul that hindered their scoring attempt. This rule encourages aggressive play but also aims to ensure fair play by penalizing defensive players for illegal contact during a scoring opportunity. Fouledandmadeshot plays are a significant aspect of basketball strategy and can greatly impact the momentum and score of a game. Successfully converting the subsequent free throw after a made basket is a valuable skill for players.