Flagrant fouls are serious personal infractions that result in further penalty. These are considered personal fouls, although they are also recorded as line items in the box score. Individual plus-minus ratings are included in NBA box scores, representing the game's point difference for each player's time on the floor. The number one overall pick in the draft gets a default rating of zero; all other players are rated relative to their teammates. A flagrant foul is any foul committed by a player which is obvious by viewing it on television video screens or listening to audio broadcasts. It does not have to be seen by an official to be called. If a player is assessed a flagrant two violation, he will be ejected from the game. A flagrant three results in a suspension for one game. Flagrants can also be called if a player hits the ground with both feet (regardless of where he lands) or charges when there is contact made with another player (unless he is going for the basket). Here is how flagrants are scored in the box score: 0.5 points for a flagrant one; 1 point for a flagrant two; and 2 points for a flagrant three.