I'd say I'm less contrarian and more capable of rational thought. College basketball is not, and has never been, a socialist endevor. It's always been unfair. Nothing happening with Kentucky or Duke today is destroying the competitive landscape of college basketball any more than the unfairness occurring in the past destroyed it.
25 or 30 years ago there were only a handful of games put on national TV, and it was the same small group of teams that participated in those games. The large majority of teams were never shown. That gave a far greater competitive advantage to those teams than Kentucky gets by having some practice broadcast on ESPNU in October. Somehow college basketball survived.
It's totally comical to think the NCAA should regulate this stuff when every team is free to invite as many scouts to their practice as they want, and every team is free to try to get ESPN to broadcast that practice. I'm sure if this was 1985 you'd want the NCAA to force the broadcast networks to show every team an equal amount times in the interest of "fairness".