There are a lot of Recent Players that did go to College for more than a 1 year and they are very good pros.
yea I agreed but I said great and many of those players are 2 or less yrs. And even a lot of those players you listed weren't good and/or impact players from the jump...It took them being broke down aka taking the college skillset/playing style that they developed, and molding them into a nba player.
I agree with exception of best overall...I just don't see how kobe is a better overall player.... shooter nah, defensive player nah...court awareness hell nah. Scoring sure, ball handling sure...but that's about it.
I think from a mental aspect...the one intangible he obviously is lacking it would have...but as a player and overall skillset iuno bout all that.I think college would've helped Lebron as well, he would've probly been forced to play a real position instead of the pg/pf niche he carved for himself.
Yes of course he puts up eye popping numbers but it could be wearing him down , and not to mention it throws other players who aren't spot up shooters out of their rhythm.
Just think about it Lebron will probly never play with an above average pg because he thinks that's his job, imagine him playing with a decent pg who can set him up in places where's he's most effective or playing with a penetrator and finally receiving some drop off passes that aren't alley oops.
What do you want them to do?
Tell him sorry Joey, i know its your turn to get paid but you're just not a good look for a game 6.
**** doesnt work that way
He's employed, he's experienced, whether we like it or not it's his turn.
Just be grateful it's not game 7 he'll be reffing if the Spurs lose tonight.
You can't cosign that, guy.
lol no one wants to hear all that about LeBron bin laden....aka the second coming of satan.
