Rules you would like changed.
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Jump ball should go to the defense. If no possession established then jump it up. I dont like the Euro no goaltending. Our guys try to block everything as it is.
Widen the 3 second lane to open the middle. Eliminate the charge call…refs always are inconsistent in getting the call correct. Go to a 24 second clock. Allow 6 personal fouls before fouling out.
I disagree with most of the suggestions above.
I’d vote for a rule that requires all games be reviewed for uncalled flops by an independent group. Any uncalled flop would result in firing every referee at the game and suspending the flopper and his coach for 15 games. Hell I don’t see this much flopping at a bass tournament.
Rules I’d like to be made is officials being held accountable.
Stopping play when offense has an advantage and injured player is in no danger and guard g too close call when both guys are nailed to the ground.
Oh wait those are already rules just not last night.😄
Oh wait those are already rules just not last night.😄
This. If a "defender" is just sliding into place underneath an offensive player, that isn't defense and should never be rewarded (forget the dumb semi-circle, this should apply everywhere on the court). If you're playing tight defense and get elbowed, sure. But the maneuvers to specifically "draw a charge" are complete bullshit.
NCAA basketball: we take longer to make the wrong call at the end of the game!
The easy answer to this imo is that only the primary defender can draw a charge. A secondary defender after you beat your man cannot.
Why? How many do you want them to have? 5 is fine.
Evidently not palming the ball is no longer a rule.
Flops are an automatic T and personal foul, second offense in a season is suspension for one game, third is for two etc...
No sliding in the lane and rewarding it, @bthaunert is right primary defender only
6 fouls, let the best players play
Refs are NCAA employees and publicly graded
No sliding in the lane and rewarding it, @bthaunert is right primary defender only
6 fouls, let the best players play
Refs are NCAA employees and publicly graded
Jump balls should be decided by a Russian slap competition.
1. Going to monitor on regular action elbow stuff is top issue for me. Tired of it and so objective when they choose to go to monitor And slows game pace downs
2. Weakside charge call is baloney to me most times. If you run up under a guy attack rim should not be rewarded…plus it de motivate aggressive play and incentive jump shot contest
2. Weakside charge call is baloney to me most times. If you run up under a guy attack rim should not be rewarded…plus it de motivate aggressive play and incentive jump shot contest
In a zone, if you have the ball or are driving, there is someone guarding you. Once you pass that primary “first” defender, then the no charge rule goes into effect. A sone doesn’t mean that when you have the ball no one is guarding you.
Coaches should get one or two challenges per game. Can be used to video review anything.
I agree. Fans pay big money to watch the players not refs determine the game by fouling guys out with ticky tack stuff. I say change the fouls to 6 and if a player reaches 6 fouls from that point on the coach has the option of playing the guy but any additional fouls would be 2 shots and the ball. That would discourage guys from just hacking people but also allow the players to stay on the floor.
Make the rules REALLY complicated so people can bitch about the refs and accuse them of cheating even more than now.
How is that complicated? If you beat the first line of defense, a guy can't just stand there and take a charge.
If a lineman jumps off sides 3 times is he out of the game? Why count fouls? What’s the point. Especially when 2-3 fouls are usually touch fouls
Because people want to see the best players determine the outcome of the game. And half the fouls called are jokes.
Adopt the NBA three point line and lane.
FIBA rules for balls on the rim
Bring all officiating under control of the NCAA and uniformity and stop letting them be basically independent contractors…but the NCAA doesn’t want to do this because they’re afraid they’d then unionize like NBA refs. Again it’s always about money.
No problems with the five fouls or playing halves instead of quarters or not being able to advance a ball with a timeout. I like the unique aspects of college basketball.
FIBA rules for balls on the rim
Bring all officiating under control of the NCAA and uniformity and stop letting them be basically independent contractors…but the NCAA doesn’t want to do this because they’re afraid they’d then unionize like NBA refs. Again it’s always about money.
No problems with the five fouls or playing halves instead of quarters or not being able to advance a ball with a timeout. I like the unique aspects of college basketball.
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