J.D. Collins, the NCAA's national coordinator of men's basketball officials, reviews defensive fouls in the post in the latest installment of "Weekly Whistles" (see video below).
Kudos to everyone at the national office involved in producing these tutorials, which are intended to educate competitors, media and fans alike on key rules of the college game.
For those who have missed any of the previous "Weekly Whistles" episodes this season, here are quick links (and tutorial topics):
Weekly Whistles #1: Areas of focus, plays of interest
Weekly Whistles #2: Hook-and-hold plays
Weekly Whistles #3: Screening
Weekly Whistles #4: Hook-and-hold plays revisited
Weekly Whistles #5: Player going out of bounds (momentum vs. own volition)
Weekly Whistles #6: Violation rules (backcourt, free throw, shot clock)
Weekly Whistles #7: Traveling
Weekly Whistles #8: Offensive straight-arm ward-off fouls
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