No blood, no foul
Playground rule: only obvious hard contact counts as a foul
Definitions
A streetball creed that minor contact is ignored — unless there's real, obvious damage, play on.
No blood, no foul In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Streetball/playground culture; also invoked by NBA's 'Bad Boy' Pistons.
People Also Ask
What does no blood, no foul mean?
It's a pickup-basketball rule that minor contact doesn't count as a foul — only obvious, hard contact stops play.
Where does no blood, no foul come from?
It comes from streetball and playground culture, and was famously embraced by the NBA's 'Bad Boy' Detroit Pistons.
Is no blood, no foul an official rule?
No, it's an informal playground creed, not part of official basketball rules.
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