What are the consequences of accumulating too many team fouls?

Accumulating too many team fouls results in the opposing team being awarded bonus free throws. In high school basketball rules, a team enters a bonus situation after committing a specific number of fouls within a half (typically seven). Once this threshold is reached, any subsequent fouls committed by that team result in free throws for the opposing team, beginning with the first foul after the threshold. This rule incentivizes teams to play more defensively and promotes fair play while offering the opposing team the chance to score points without the clock running.

The other options do not accurately describe the consequences associated with team fouls. A player being disqualified is related to individual fouls, and the game extending by additional time does not occur simply due to fouls. Additionally, while it's true that fouls reset between halves, this does not directly speak to the implications of accumulating team fouls during gameplay.