Can a player receive a free throw if an opponent is fouled after a made basket?

A player cannot receive a free throw if an opponent is fouled after a made basket because the rules specify that free throws are awarded only for certain types of fouls committed during the act of shooting or as a result of team fouls. When a basket is made, the scoring team is awarded the points, and any fouls that occur afterward do not lead to additional free throws for the opposing team.

This situation reinforces the concept that free throws are a form of penalty intended to address fouls that disrupt the normal flow of play. Foul situations are designed to penalize the team committing the foul and not provide extra opportunities for the team that has just scored.

In this instance, the other options are based on conditions that don't align with the official rules: there are no provisions for free throws after a made basket simply due to a foul, whether it be during the last minute of the game, due to injury, or at any other point in the game. The game structure emphasizes the importance of maintaining a clear distinction between offensive plays and fouls that may or may not have an impact on the scoring sequence.