How many fouls can a player have, and when do team fouls lead to free throws?

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Player foul limit (Art. 41): A player who has committed 5 fouls is told by a referee and must leave the game immediately, being substituted within 30 seconds. Any later foul by that excluded player is charged to the head coach and recorded as a 'B'. A player head coach with 5 fouls as a player becomes an excluded player but may carry on as head coach. Team fouls (Art. 42): Personal, technical, disruptive, flagrant and disqualifying fouls by a player all count as team fouls. A team is in the team foul penalty after it has committed 4 team fouls in a quarter. From the 5th team foul on, any personal foul on a player not in the act of shooting is penalised with 2 free throws, taken by the fouled player, instead of a throw-in. A personal foul by the team in control of the ball (or entitled to it) is still penalised by a throw-in for the opponents. Team fouls in an interval count towards the next quarter. All overtime team fouls count as part of the 4th quarter. Free throws for a personal foul on a shooter: Goal made: it counts, plus 1 free throw. Goal missed: 2 free throws from the 2-point area, or 3 from the 3-point area.