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Tim Leonard and Tyler Aki discuss Stadium college basketball insider Jeff Goodman’s survey of over 250 athletic directors about the prospects of a college basketball season and the divide that exists between Power 6 (sorry AAC) and the other conferences athletic directors. What are the major concerns heading into the year? Could we see a radically different schedule that omits non-conference games? Also, a college basketball bubble may not be as feasible or preferred as you think. Plus, what are the biggest obstacles that could prevent a season from happening?
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