Kentucky’s Mark Pope is challenging the NCAA to rethink summer basketball rules, arguing that international trips aren’t the only—or best—way to get teams ready. Instead of flying overseas, his squad opted for the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, hinting at a smarter, more profitable domestic alternative. A structured college summer league could fuel fan demand, generate revenue through tickets and TV deals, and give players crucial time to bond and develop before the season. With rosters constantly changing and programs struggling financially, Pope believes this shift could revolutionize how college hoops prepares for the year ahead.
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