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Louisville 100 Notre Dame 67 (WBB)

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I like watching WBB. It's more fundamental than the men's game. Very enjoyable.

 

I also like the 4 quarter setup better than the 20 minute halves.

 

There are 2 fewer media timeouts. Instead of under 16, under 12, under 8, and under 4 timeouts in each half. You have an under 5 in each quarter the the quarter break. In fact, any team timeout prior to the 5 minute mark in a quarter is considered the media timeout.

 

No one and one foul situations, anymore. The team fouls reset to 0 prior the start of each quarter and players are awarded 2 shots on the opposing team's 5th foul of each quarter.

 

Another of the rule changes the NCAA made a couple of years ago reflected and old NBA rule. I don't know whether the NBA still does it or not. Inside the last minute of a game or an overtime, a team can call time out after an opposing team basket and the ball is advanced to mid court. I have been surprised at how it affects time out usage. Conserve them or use them? It's changed game play more than I expected.

 

I like all of these rules, and wish they'd do the same on the men's side.

 

Agree with all of this. The men's game needs to adopt the timing/rules that the women use.

Doesn't the men's international game use quarters? I'm for anything that reduces the number of stoppages of play.

Doesn't the men's international game use quarters? I'm for anything that reduces the number of stoppages of play.

 

Yes.

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