That's right, as if games weren't slowed down enough by referees looking at monitors towards the end of games to review everything from who touched the ball last going out of bounds to seemingly a broken nail, now the NCAA has approved coaches' challenges that will begin with this winter's basketball season, similar to what the NBA allows.

The NCAA announced Tuesday it's bringing the coach's challenge to men's basketball. Under the new rule, each coach will have one challenge to use at their discretion to review out-of-bounds calls, a defender's position in or near the restricted area, and cases of goaltending or basket interference.

Women’s basketball coaches will also be issued a challenge, though their rules are different. Coaches will be able to challenge “ruled out-of-bounds violations; ruled backcourt violations; whether a change in team possession occurred before the ruling of a foul where free throws would be involved; whether a foul was assessed to the correct player.”

A weekend full of super regional action extended into Monday, but the final eight is set for the College World Series in Omaha. The Murray State Racers were the final team to punc