The rules regarding personal fouls and intentional fouling at the end of college basketball games need to be changed.

The NCAA's rule changes are a good step — but not far enough to ensure games don't get bogged down by the refs ...

When it comes to basketball at the Olympics, the games are conducted as per the FIBA rule book.

This has to do with the rules of basketball and the length of college games. NBA games are 48 minutes long, and games of that length are designated to allow six fouls before a player is ejected ...

Take a closer look at the biggest differences between rules between FIBA and NBA basketball.

Professional basketball is faster, more physical, and increasingly tactically sophisticated. Even the smallest foul can tilt ...

Team Fouls and Bonus Free Throws’ Difference According to the FIBA rules, after the fourth team foul in a period, two free throws are awarded for each non-shooting foul.

What Is 3x3 Basketball And How Is It Different From Regular Basketball? 3x3 basketball, also known as three-on-three basketball, is a fast paced version of the traditional five-on-five game.

Key college basketball rule changes approved: Coach's challenge, replay reviews, continuation fouls The biggest addition includes each team possessing one coach's challenge per game. If the ...

College basketball coaches will be able to challenge officials' calls next season for the first time, and the NCAA also said there is "positive momentum" toward switching the men's game from ...