Players dish on new NCAA summer travel changes

Posted Jan 31, 2019
The NCAA is changing up the spring and summer travel calendar. Is it beneficial for players? Why or why not? Armando Bacot: "I think it harms us as players. It just gives coaches less opportunities to see us play and we want to play in front of these coaches." Isaiah Mobley: I don’t necessarily like the camp idea as a player." (Rivals.com)

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