The next few years of college basketball might be revolutionary as a result of this one-time rule modification. Many teams are loaded with skill, with seniors receiving five years to shatter four-year NCAA records. Decisions for this year and the following years are being executed. The first decision has been made by the Arizona Wildcats. They're going to play in the Paradise Jam in the United States Virgin Islands this summer. This is an excellent opportunity for their remaining players to win a medal and allow them to graduate together. The second decision was made by the North Carolina Tar Heels. They're going to play in the National University Tournament next month in Brooklyn. This is another great chance for them to win a championship before graduating. And finally, the third decision was made by the Louisville Cardinals. They've been given an extension until 2019 so they can find a new coach since Rick Pitino is retiring at the end of this season. These are just three examples out of many more teams that have received similar opportunities. In all cases, these were winning seasons with plenty of hope left for later on. The current trend shows that more teams will use these extensions to maximize their chances of winning a title before graduating. This means that we could see some extremely competitive seasons from now on as most teams try to avoid losing games by having an extension handed to them.