US EditionCoach’s challenge, fewer replay reviews coming to college basketball
- The NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Rules Committees met this week in Indianapolis to propose new coach's challenge rules for video reviews in the 2025-26 season.
- The committees focused on improving game flow after data showed many video reviews targeted out-of-bounds plays, causing lengthy disruptions especially near game ends.
- The men's committee recommended that only coaches, not officials, initiate video reviews of out-of-bounds calls, while officials may still review timing, scoring, and fouls.
- Under the proposed system, teams must have a timeout to initiate a challenge; a successful challenge earns the team one additional opportunity to challenge during the game, while an unsuccessful attempt results in losing all further challenge privileges for the remainder of the contest.
- If the NCAA panel responsible for playing rules endorses the proposals during their June 10 meeting, the changes are designed to minimize game stoppages while ensuring critical calls remain accurate in college basketball.
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NCAA women's rules committee proposes coach's challenge to initiate video review on variety of plays
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The NCAA Women’s Basketball Rules Committee proposed that a coach’s challenge be required to initiate a video review of out-of-bounds calls and three other types of plays. The committee met in Indianapolis this week and voted to recommend the change for the 2025-26 season. Proposals must be approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, which is scheduled to meet June 10. Under the proposal, plays that could be challenge…
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NCAA rules panel recommends out-of-bounds plays reviewed only by coach challenge
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Out-of-bounds plays could be reviewed only by coach challenge under NCAA rules panel recommendation
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Rules Committee has recommended video reviews of out-of-bounds calls only be initiated by coach’s challenge. The committee met this week and addressed concerns about lengthy disruptions, particularly near the end of games. Other than in the…
Coach’s challenge, fewer replay reviews coming to college basketball
Major changes are likely coming to the college basketball replay review system, designed to improve the flow of the game and allow coaches to challenge certain calls, the NCAA announced on Friday.
NCAA women’s rules committee proposes coach’s challenge to initiate video review on variety of plays
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The NCAA Women’s Basketball Rules Committee proposed that a coach’s challenge be required to initiate a video review of out-of-bounds calls and three other types of plays. The committee met in Indianapolis this week and voted to recommend the change for the 2025-26 season. Proposals must be approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, which is scheduled to meet June 10. Under the proposal, plays that could be challenge…
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