NCAA introduces coach's challenges to improve men's basketball game flow

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The NCAA is implementing major rule changes for the upcoming basketball season, including allowing coaches to challenge certain calls in both men's and women's games to improve game flow. Men's coaches can challenge out-of-bounds, basket interference, and restricted-area defender calls, while women's coaches can challenge out-of-bounds, backcourt, possession, and foul calls, with different penalty rules. Additional changes include new officiating emphasis on delay tactics, physicality, and fouls to the groin, as well as discussions about moving to quarters in men's basketball.
- NCAA basketball to allow challenges, among other rule changes, to ‘enhance the flow of the game’ The New York Times
- Panel approves changes to enhance the flow of the game in men’s basketball NCAA.org
- College basketball rules will have coach's challenges like the NBA, but more needed to reduce monitor reviews CBS Sports
- NCAA implements coach's challenge in men's CBB to 'enhance the flow of the game' USA Today
- Coach's challenges approved for men's basketball ESPN
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