Almost impossible to know, really. Plus, would any of the writers really be in a position to catch Lucas' eye
and have him give them control over writing the prequels to his most successful films in 1995?
I never really saw the appeal of the Clone Wars show. I much preferred the Clone Wars as depicted in Karen Traviss's Republic Commando novels.
Honestly, they should have had someone else do the
Republic Commando series. It could have been an introspective look into the moral grayness and harsh realities of waging special operations warfare. Especially as the clone commandos began to grow and realize the hypocrisy of the Republic and Palpatine's message of democracy while overthrowing Separatist-led governments and doing Palpatine's dirty work. And the Jedi overseeing the operations having to constantly grapple with their morality and the Jedi code while being forced to order terrible things done to further the Republic war effort.
But instead we got about a book of that in total post-
Hard Contact. The rest was taken up by focusing on the Gary Stu Mandos/Mando-trained clones and their relationships and the shoehorning of the Jedi into the role Traviss wanted them to be in despite all other EU depictions of the prequel-era Jedi.