We believe that the rules regarding fouling out and intentional fouls at the end of the game ought to be changed and we have ideas on how to do that: eliminating or increasing the personal foul ...

The introduction of the clear-path foul rule changed how the NBA handles fast-break situations. The rule was created after multiple high-profile incidents in which defenders committed intentional, ...

The take foul is when a player makes an intentional foul (that doesn’t make a play on the ball), typically on a fast break, to stop an easy basket, usually after a steal or other turnover.

Once the Louisville women’s basketball coach was teed up to react to the late-game intentional foul call that sent Dyaisha Fair to the free-throw line with 2.3 seconds remaining and a chance to ...

So dumb to intentionally foul and allow no clock to run down. Playing the foul game in the playoffs doesn’t work when you are up. — Cameron Richardson (@therichreport) May 6, 2025.

I'm not sure I've ever seen a high-level NBA player turn an intentional foul strategy into a de facto game of tag. But I guess I can see why Dallas has a 2-1 series lead now.

A questionable call on Lakers' star D'Angelo Russell rehashed the conversation of what differentiates a common foul from a flagrant 1 or flagrant 2. ... although the move appeared intentional.

Caitlin Clark said her foul on Angel Reese, upgraded to a flagrant foul, wasn't "malicious," and Reese appeared to agree after the Fever's rout of the Sky.

Instead, the Cowboys were bailed out by an intentional foul. That's right. A Corpus Christi player just completely forgot the deficit was two points and gifted McNeese two free throw attempts.

The rules regarding personal fouls and intentional fouling at the end of college basketball games need to be changed. advertisement. ... This second foul carries with it a 5, 10, ...