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nba is hard to watch


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even the superstars lack basic skills

kobe and iverson were just chucking

brutal to watch for someone like me that knows the nuances of the game

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I agree... there is a major interest problem with the pro game...  I love college hoops... every game is exciting... even the blowouts.

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I stopped watching pro basketball for those reasons ... LOVE the College Game.

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And that is the ONLY reason i don't mind certain players leaving early or skipping college.  They want the cash, so they already have the pro mindset.  I'd like to see them play in college for the love of the game, but if money rules their desires, they won't fit well into the team philosphy that SHOULD exist in college and rarely exists in the pros.

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