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51 fouls committed by Northern State College, SD vs Southern Indiana on November 15, 1997. This is also the NCAA Division II record.
Division I Record: Arizona (50 fouls) vs. Northern Arizona on January 26, 1953
Division III Record: Condordia Chicago (47 fouls) vs. Trinity Christian College, IL on February 26, 1988
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