The college game and the pros have several differing rules, and one of them is the number of personal fouls each player is ...

If you're wondering about the NCAA's difference between a flagrant 1 and 2 foul this week, we've got you covered.

Unlike the men's game, which uses the NBA's flagrant system, women's college basketball has adopted the FIBA system.

The rules of college basketball are quite different from the National Basketball Association. In the NBA, players are allowed to leave the court when they have earned six personal fouls.

The change was raised by the NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee, which thought that four quarters would improve the game ...

Why do men's and women's NCAA Tournament games have different formats? Men's games are two 20-minute halves, while women's ...

But college basketball fans are no doubt relieved ... while soft, touch fouls were whistled. And the rules weren't consistently applied. A flagrant 1 foul was called on Arizona when Jaden Bradley ...

The referee team convened and gave Keba a Flagrant 1 foul. According to college basketball rules, a Flagrant 1 foul is given on fouls that are deemed "excessive in nature" or "excessive contact ...

The NCAA Women's Basketball Rule Committee recommended the change ... to eliminate the one-and-one free throws after seven team fouls, which are more prevalent in the men's game.