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The National Association of Basketball Coaches is a professional development and advocacy organization supporting coaches at every level of the sport. We share a collective responsibility to support athletes, fellow coaches and the game of basketball.
Are you worried about keeping up with the transfer portal?
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Are you worried about keeping up with the transfer portal?

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Yes

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No

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Should a champion replace its coach from within, as Freed-Hardeman did with Grant Burns?
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Should a champion replace its coach from within, as Freed-Hardeman did with Grant Burns?

Promote from within

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Hire from outside

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Promote from within

Burns built the defense behind last season's title run, which held opponents to the nation's lowest field-goal percentage. Promoting him keeps that system in place.
Burns built the defense behind last season's title run, which held opponents to the nation's lowest field-goal percentage. Promoting him keeps that system in place. Show Less
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Hire from outside

Dusty May came to Michigan from Florida Atlantic and won a national title in his second season. A proven outsider can lift even a strong program higher.
Dusty May came to Michigan from Florida Atlantic and won a national title in his second season. A proven outsider can lift even a strong program higher. Show Less
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Should Division I teams stop scheduling non-D-I opponents like NAIA and D-III schools?
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Should Division I teams stop scheduling non-D-I opponents like NAIA and D-III schools?

Stop scheduling them

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Keep the games

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Stop scheduling them

Division I teams went 63-0 against non-D-I opponents on opening day, winning by more than 40 points on average. Lopsided scores like that teach players little.
Division I teams went 63-0 against non-D-I opponents on opening day, winning by more than 40 points on average. Lopsided scores like that teach players little. Show Less
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Keep the games

Division III Rhode Island College took Albany to a seven-point finish on opening day. These games give small-college players a real shot on a big stage.
Division III Rhode Island College took Albany to a seven-point finish on opening day. These games give small-college players a real shot on a big stage. Show Less
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