If A-1 shoots for a 3-point basket but is fouled, how many free throws should A-1 receive if the foul is called?

When a player attempts a shot for a three-point basket and is fouled during the shooting motion, they are awarded free throws based on the nature of the foul. In this case, since A-1 was fouled while shooting, they are entitled to free throws to allow them a chance to complete the scoring opportunity.

In the event that the shot does not go in, A-1 would receive three free throws. This is because the foul occurred during the shooting action, and the rules specifically align with awarding the number of free throws equal to the points that would have been scored had the shot been successful.

The options that suggest receiving two free throws for the foul or one free throw due to bonus rules do not apply here since they pertain to fouls outside the shooting context or specific bonus rules rather than directly during a shooting foul. Additionally, the option indicating no free throws because the shot was successful would only apply if the basket had actually counted; however, since the scenario assumes the shot was being attempted when the foul occurred, this option is not applicable.

Thus, awarding three free throws is the correct protocol following a shooting foul during an attempt for a three-point basket.