Basketball is one of the most physically demanding sports. The rules of college basketball are quite different from the National Basketball Association. In the NBA, players are allowed to leave ...

Did Houston get away with a foul on its final possession? Milos Uzan might've pushed Braden Smith before hitting a ...

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

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

In college basketball—men's and women's—players may commit up to four fouls. A fifth foul results in disqualification from the game. In college, personal fouls and technical fouls are included ...

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

The sport is more popular than ever, but in dozens of interviews, stakeholders painted a bleak picture of the current state ...

PJ Carlesimo explained why the officiating between the SEC and Big East plays a significant role in how results turn out for ...

The foul was Lakhin's fourth ... McNeese wound up winning 69–67 but maybe things would have been different if the Tigers had their center for the final six-plus minutes of the game.