Clarifying basketball rules

I’m thinking about some basketball rules regarding backcourt violations. Hitting the ball from behind isn’t a foul; it’s about body contact causing displacement. A team gains frontcourt control only when both the ball and the player’s feet are in frontcourt. The "three points" principle means all must be in the frontcourt. Some believe touching the line counts, but the midline is backcourt. Exceptions like throw-ins and deflections also come into play.Understanding interference rules

I’m clarifying goaltending versus basket interference in basketball. Goaltending occurs when the ball is on its way down toward the basket above the rim, while touching the rim or net during this time is interference. You can legally swat the ball after it hits the backboard, but only if it's still ascending and not within the cylinder. The restricted semicircle primarily relates to charging, but I might consider mentioning it as a sub-note under blocking/charging, especially since so many players misinterpret legal guarding positions.Selecting key basketball rules

I'm choosing five important basketball rules to clarify: Travel/zero step, Three seconds, Hand is part of the ball, Backcourt, and Blocking/Charging with the restricted area. Each rule could have quick tips or mnemonics for easy reference. Noting differences between FIBA and NBA on three-second violations and player foul counts might be helpful, but it's not essential. I plan to format the content with numbered points using bold keywords while keeping headers simple and avoiding heavy formatting restrictions. This way, it stays clear and accessible for the user!Creating a clear format

I'm working on a clear layout for the content. The style guidelines allow for bolded headers, which I will use, but I’ll keep the text simple. I plan to present a numbered list with concise explanations and include disclaimers like "Applicable Rules: FIBA primarily, with NBA differences." I think adding quick examples for each item will enhance understanding. I’ll produce this in Chinese to cater to the expected audience.