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CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein joined Make A Difference with Phil Martelli to discuss the state of college basketball, how he thinks the game can be fixed, how his work ethic has gotten him to where he is, and why always enters a basketball gym in a suit. How does Jon Rothstein Make A Difference? Listen to find out!
Produced by Jared Phillips. Music by Nick Capperella.
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