Dagger wrote:

fitzfarm wrote:College ball is played completely different then the nba... Every draft players if they were great In college get selected ahead of nba ready players..prime exp people wanted to draft Reggie bullock even me . Reggie isn't even close to hardaway jr as a nba player. Reggie has a long way to go before being able to contribute in the nba... Was he really good in college yes, it's pretty easy to elevate your game vs 2-3 zone or 3-2or 1-3-1 if your a spot shooter..NBA talent is head over heels better then college. I still don't understand why college doesn't copy nba rules since players are practicing there profession. 35 sec shot clock is a joke, the zone defense is a joke. College has to play the nba rules, I think it would help the nba see who is nba ready...

35 seconds is way too long, but close college games have a way of surprising you because the players are so mistake prone. I don't watch college ball often but I've seen quite a few games where a team will be up 6 or 7 points with a minute left, and then a few botched inbound passed later they lost the game. In college it's far easier to shine if you're a 1-trick pony

Agreed, I do think college is fun to watch. In college it is really easy to shine as a one trick pony, with the lack of talent compared to the nba