NIT Rules Results

[ZipsVoice]

Kinda slow day today, since the NFL draft is over and the Cavs haven't started their series with Toronto, but...I was wondering if anyone saw anywhere what the NCAA's feelings or findings were on the rule changes they tried during the 2017 tournament?  Just wondering if any would be enacted soon, later, never?

[Akron1]

http://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/article/2017-04-19/college-basketball-committee-discusses-new-start-date-season

 

Future of the game

The oversight committee also noted that some trends, including the flow and pace of the game as well as the balance between offense and defense, had improved in the past two years. Following the advisement of the new Division I Men’s Basketball Competition Committee, the oversight committee asked the NCAA Men’s Basketball Rules Committee to take the next six to 12 months to conduct a holistic review of potential significant rules changes, including a careful examination of unintended consequences that could result.

 

The committees were asked to collect data during the 2017-18 season to determine if changes — such as widening the lane from its current 12-foot width, extending the 3-point line or changing the game from being played in two halves to four quarters — would benefit the sport and help the positive trends continue.