Needed college basketball rule changes.

[tmagan]

• Precision Timing at all NCAA tournament games. If it is good enough for the NIT [which is owned by the NCAA], then it is good enough for the big tournament.

• No reset of the back court count for a timeout.

• Any violation or timeout from the free throw line extended to the baseline is an automatic side out.

• Expanded 'restricted area'.

• No alternate possession.

• No 'media timeout' if the whistle is to retrieve an 'errant ball'.

• Require officials to report to scorers table the jersey number of all three second violations, lane violations, offensive goaltending.

• Reduce the time given to coaches to substitute after a disqualification.

[APG]

Where did you get the idea for these rules changes?

Almost everything you listed is an NBA rule....

In fact, everything you've listed is an NBA rule

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by tmagan

• Precision Timing at all NCAA tournament games. If it is good enough for the NIT [which is owned by the NCAA], then it is good enough for the big tournament.

NIT is more of a controlled environment with those arenas, I bet this is a facility issue more than anything.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• No reset of the back court count for a timeout.

Nope. Bad idea.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• Any violation or timeout from the free throw line extended to the baseline is an automatic side out.

Nope.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• Expanded 'restricted area'.

Nope.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• No alternate possession.

Nope.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• No 'media timeout' if the whistle is to retrieve an 'errant ball'.

Who cares.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• Require officials to report to scorers table the jersey number of all three second violations, lane violations, offensive goaltending.

To do what? Unnecessary.

Originally Posted by tmagan

• Reduce the time given to coaches to substitute after a disqualification.

The time is OK with me.

There is a reason the NBA has different rules. Let that level be what it is and let college be different.

Peace

[APG]

I will say this...I agree with some of what you listed:

-NCAA should somehow mandate that facilities must have PTS...it's almost always a given that there will be a review in the final minute of a game if it's close game.
-I agree a team shouldn't be able to buy themselves out of a 10 second violation...not allowing this would promote good defense (compared to the NBA, 10 second violations or counts close to it are a lot more common than that for 8 second violations)
-I don't care if they expand it or not...wouldn't surprise me if they expanded it to 4 feet like the NBA
-If it were up to me, I'd just completely change how they handle media timeouts...I dunno how many times I've seen a timeout taken at the 11:50 mark...come back from commercial...a foul two seconds later...MEDIA TIMEOUT!
-The NBA does this for play-by-play purposes...I dunno if NCAA keeps track of that sort of thing.
-I don't know how long NCAA is compared to the NBA DQ time...either way, it's a whatever to me.
-I agree in principle that there shouldn't be an AP...and maybe that could be done for NCAA-M. But I'm not sure the average amount of held ball calls/game.
-I don't care either way if they went free throw line extended for violation and fouls below the free throw line extended or kept it the same

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Precision Timing at all NCAA tournament games. If it is good enough for the NIT [which is owned by the NCAA], then it is good enough for the big tournament. I have talked to a couple of Div. I officials and PST is a requirment at all NCAA Tournament games.


No reset of the back court count for a timeout. To quote Rut: Nope, bad idea.


Any violation or timeout from the free throw line extended to the baseline is an automatic side out. To quote Rut: Nope. But I would ask why would you change to this.


Expanded 'restricted area'. Get rid of that and go back to the old rule.


No alternate possession. AGREE!!! It is an abomination upon the game. This one is for you Billy, .


No 'media timeout' if the whistle is to retrieve an 'errant ball'. Agree, lets get the game moving; Team Timouts are okay.


Require officials to report to scorers table the jersey number of all three second violations, lane violations, offensive goaltending. Read the rules. Fouls are Charged and Penalized; Violations are Penalized.


Reduce the time given to coaches to substitute after a disqualification. Leave well enough alone.

MTD, Sr.

[Adam]

NBA fans are one thing, but to assume the rules of every other basketball league need to mirror theirs? Nah.

[eyezen]

Wrong forum fanboy, take it up with the COACHES on the rules committee

[APG]

Originally Posted by eyezen

Wrong forum fanboy, take it up with the COACHES on the rules committee

It's most definitely the correct forum...hell we have a yearly thread discussing rules and mechanics changes that we'd like to see for NFHS.

[eyezen]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

It's most definitely the correct forum...hell we have a yearly thread discussing rules and mechanics changes that we'd like to see for NFHS.

Well you know that and I know that...but fanboys dont, they just come here to ***** about rules they dont like to officials. I'm just trying to educate him on who exactly makes up the rules.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by tmagan

No 'media timeout' if the whistle is to retrieve an 'errant ball'.

Why? What does it matter the reason for the clock stoppage? The media TO has to be taken either way. Sorry but that makes no sense.

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

I have talked to a couple of Div. I officials and PST is a requirment at all NCAA Tournament games.

I don't know who you've talked to but they're clueless.

BTW, this is the third time you've referred to it as PST. It is NOT PST. It is PTS, Precision Timing System.

And it is NOT used in the NCAA Tournament.

Having said all that, if they can afford to install their own floor at every venue, then they can certainly afford PTS at every venue.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Why? What does it matter the reason for the clock stoppage? The media TO has to be taken either way. Sorry but that makes no sense.



I don't know who you've talked to but they're clueless.

BTW, this is the third time you've referred to it as PST. It is NOT PST. It is PTS, Precision Timing System.

And it is NOT used in the NCAA Tournament.

Having said all that, if they can afford to install their own floor at every venue, then they can certainly afford PTS at every venue.

It should be PMS, .

MTD, Sr.


P.S. I have talked to two NCAA Div. I evaluators (who are former Div. I officials) and they have told me that PTS is being used. Ask my sons, I refer to Law & Order: SVU as Law & Order: SUV, .

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

P.S. I have talked to two NCAA Div. I evaluators (who are former Div. I officials) and they have told me that PTS is being used.

If they told you all games were being played on Mars, would you believe that too?

Watch a game, Mark. Have you seen anyone using PTS? No.

Have you seen them reviewing the monitor to reset the game clock in almost every game? Yes.

Sheesh. Think for yourself, dude.

[APG]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

P.S. I have talked to two NCAA Div. I evaluators (who are former Div. I officials) and they have told me that PTS is being used. Ask my sons, I refer to Law & Order: SVU as Law & Order: SUV, .

If they were using PTS, then you would see the black box around the waist...watch tomorrow and you'll notice none are wearing it.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

If they were using PTS, then you would see the black box around the waist...watch tomorrow and you'll notice none are wearing it.

That's because, according to Fox News, they've all had head implants. Watch them all blink when the chop the ball in.

Remember - if you see it on Fox News, it must be true. At least, that's what Billy Packer told me.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

P.S. I have talked to two NCAA Div. I evaluators (who are former Div. I officials) and they have told me that PTS is being used. Ask my sons, I refer to Law & Order: SVU as Law & Order: SUV, .

Mark,

They are clearly not using that system. They are very easy to spot. You would see a different mechanic with the chop in most cases and each official, especially the administering official would have their hand on their hip or behind their back based on where they decide to clip the device to their belt. And if you used the system, you would identify it clearly. Now they may use it during the season, but they are not using it during the tournament. At least not the Men's Tournament for sure.

Peace