The NCAA is seriously considering letting top college basketball teams play exhibition games during the summer — imagine March Madness matchups happening in July or August. This could supercharge offseason hype, give coaches crucial scouting opportunities, and let fans witness elite competition before the regular season even starts. With summer tours already becoming annual events, this new idea fits right into the NCAA’s push for more development and global exposure. It’s still up in the air, but if it happens, it’ll shake up college hoops in a big way.

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