15 reasons why college basketball is better than the NBA

[southsidehoosier 5,148]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjkiebus/15-reasons-college-basketball-will-always-be-better-than-the

 

IU getting some mention

 

[JSHoosier 21,784]

Mentions NBA coaches being "ego managers", well that's what Cal is.

[IUfan_Charlie 3,867]

I like the NBA, its a lot more complex than the college game, I LOVE watching the Pacers play, they are the epitome of teamwork. Watching the Pacers defense is a thing of beauty. 

[dfish1 11]

College bball is way better. It's more pure. They play for something. In the nba win or lose you still make too much money. If it's one thing I hate is one and doners. Say off the college courts if you gonna do that.


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[IU Hoosier41 14,465]

College bball is way better. It's more pure. They play for something. In the nba win or lose you still make too much money. If it's one thing I hate is one and doners. Say off the college courts if you gonna do that.


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Just make sure you direct your hate towards the NBA on that one. It isn't the kids fault. If they could go pro, they should be allowed to. It all comes down to getting paid.

Heard an interesting argument on this today on ESPN radio. They said, that one year, for Players that turn out to be NBA stars, costs them about $15million. Their NBA career is essentially one year shorter than it could have been. Therefore, that extra year's 15 million now gets spread around to all te other non stars in the league. The majority of NBA players would actually push for 2-3 years in collage because it allows them to make more money.

From what they said, the NBA rule is more likely to go to 2 years in college than 0 years. It's sad, but money rules in the NBA, and that's why it will never change.


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[CR3AMnCR1MS0N 1,867]

Just make sure you direct your hate towards the NBA on that one. It isn't the kids fault. If they could go pro, they should be allowed to. It all comes down to getting paid.

Heard an interesting argument on this today on ESPN radio. They said, that one year, for Players that turn out to be NBA stars, costs them about $15million. Their NBA career is essentially one year shorter than it could have been. Therefore, that extra year's 15 million now gets spread around to all te other non stars in the league. The majority of NBA players would actually push for 2-3 years in collage because it allows them to make more money.

From what they said, the NBA rule is more likely to go to 2 years in college than 0 years. It's sad, but money rules in the NBA, and that's why it will never change.


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Yup. I really wish they'd make it like baseball.  Go pro out of HS or wait till after your junior year.  It ain't gonna happen tho.

[Dalton26 17,034]

Yup. I really wish they'd make it like baseball. Go pro out of HS or wait till after your junior year. It ain't gonna happen tho.

I seen the topic and was about to reply with my thoughts but you took the words right out of my mouth. This would be the ideal set up.


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