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Originally Posted by n0ob
Like I said, it's NOT the same sport. NBA relies heavily on individual talent, whereas college ball relies heavily on teamwork and strategy.
If you call giving the ball to LeBron James and letting him do his thing 1on1 or 1on2 and only dish it out to good shooters only once he gets triple teamed "strategy" or "a system" in comparison to what goes on at the college level, then so be it.
But I said it before, and I'll say it again, there is nothing more exciting than close NCAA D1 games. And there is no greater sporting event to watch than March Madness (Well maybe the World Cup).
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i dont like iso plays but watching the triangle, the princeton offense, the flex offense and the d'antoni offense is great to see when the players are as talented as they are
a system based team of balanced talents always triumphs individuals in any sport, but any coach would love to have a player like lebron attract that much attention