Episode 1.7: The NCAA
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Season 1 Episode 7: The NCAA With the recent NCAA hoops scandal coming to light, this episode highlights some of the major NCAA flaws, inconsistencies, & disorganization that lead to a scandal of this caliber, as well as a suggesting immediate potential solutions. *Listener Discretion is Advised: - Mild Language Explore the new generation at unbiaseddigital.com.
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