CBS Sports: When the Pac-12 announced Tuesday that all of its sports, basketball included, are on hiatus from competition until the calendar flips to 2021, it hastened the arrival the inevitable: college basketball’s season won’t be happening as planned.
Even if other conferences continue with no changes to their winter sports plans for now, the Pac-12’s decision will have an impact felt throughout the sport as it became the first major conference to announce an adjustment to its basketball season.
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