2016 - 2017 Rules Review

[chiefhawg]

For my fellow basketball nerds. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4hkblhCl-U

[phadedhawg]

They are gonna need to up the number of fouls players are allowed to have if we are still gonna have 5 on 5 by end of regulation lol

[FineAsSwine]

First example of review shows Keaton Miles pushing off in the post. Schools apparently must be in alphabetical order. 

[InHOGuration Ball]

Thanks Chief, this is good information.

[Sow Lancelot]

They are gonna need to up the number of fouls players are allowed to have if we are still gonna have 5 on 5 by end of regulation lol

This fer sure.

Early season games gonna end up being 4 hours long with 100 free throws.

[The_Iceman]

What I'd like to see in college basketball:

- 4 ten minute quarters.
- one tv timeout per quarter at the 5 minute mark.
- 6 total fouls per player (basically 3 per half)
- Coaches get one full and three 30 second timeouts per game.
- Make charges harder to get, must be set longer. But encourage challenging shots by not calling fouls on defenders that go straight up. If offensive player initiates the contact, it's a no call.

[Smalltownhog95]

What I'd like to see in college basketball:

- 4 ten minute quarters.
- one tv timeout per quarter at the 5 minute mark.
- 6 total fouls per player (basically 3 per half)
- Coaches get one full and three 30 second timeouts per game.
- Make charges harder to get, must be set longer. But encourage challenging shots by not calling fouls on defenders that go straight up. If offensive player initiates the contact, it's a no call.

There's no way the NCAA will give up all the advertising time during games. Not saying I don't agree with you but they'll sacrifice good gameflow for advertising.

[ShadowHawg]

What I'd like to see in college basketball:

- 4 ten minute quarters.
- one tv timeout per quarter at the 5 minute mark.
- 6 total fouls per player (basically 3 per half)
- Coaches get one full and three 30 second timeouts per game.
- Make charges harder to get, must be set longer. But encourage challenging shots by not calling fouls on defenders that go straight up. If offensive player initiates the contact, it's a no call.

I like the verticality too. I would also like to see the defender called for a foul when they block a shot clean up high and then plow through the shooter. The shooter has a right to his spot on the floor just like the defender. If the defender knocks him off it, it should be a foul.

[HardingHog]

For my fellow basketball nerds. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4hkblhCl-U

"Don't cause the other teams player to move" Got it.

I made it though about 8 minutes before I got annoyed just thinking about how many whistles we're going to hear this season