Do you even watch an entire NBA game?

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  • mrsolodolo21
    SBR High Roller
    • 11-05-10
    • 248

    #71
    Originally posted by Inkwell77
    NBA players are good enough were they can take contested shots and make em 40% of the time, it is not interesting to watch, even though they are crazy talented.
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    This is the part I don't understand. You are entitled to your opinion, but isn't it much more exciting to see players going shot-for-shot down the stretch instead of amateurs diving on the floor to gain possession for the game winning shot, which will probably be a missed wide-open three-pointer.
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    • Goat Milk
      BARRELED IN @ SBR!
      • 03-24-10
      • 25850

      #72
      college basketball is a joke

      no talent

      .005% are stars

      same thing as high school ball only more physical

      3 pt line way too short

      shot clock is about one minute long
      Cause Sleep is the Cousin of Death
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      • stevenash
        Moderator
        • 01-17-11
        • 66109

        #73
        Originally posted by mrsolodolo21
        So the NBA is unpredictable, and that makes it hard to watch? I bet you're a big fan of chick flicks then, where you can guess the entire plot from just watching the trailer.
        Yeah it's hard to watch, you got your regular timeouts, then you got your forced fed TV timeouts that totally kill any rhythm a good game might have going on.

        You got your personal touch fouls called every 45 seconds that in 1985 would be 'play on' in the Jordan, Bird etc. era.
        A love tap today gets two shots at the free throw line, back in the day, Lambier would horse collar McHale and the refs would swallow the whistle.

        Yeah, the NBA is hard to watch.

        Don't get me started on the poster children like Kobe, LeBron and the rest that play with their own set of rules, it's OK for them to shuffle the feet, take 3 and half steps towards the basket, and not get call for travelling.

        Kevin McHale said it best, "in today's NBA, everybody meets at center court before tip and has a giant love in hug fest.
        In my day, when Lambier or any other Piston walked off the bus I had the urge to punch them in the teeth."
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        • mrsolodolo21
          SBR High Roller
          • 11-05-10
          • 248

          #74
          Originally posted by stevenash
          Kevin McHale said it best, "in today's NBA, everybody meets at center court before tip and has a giant love in hug fest.
          In my day, when Lambier or any other Piston walked off the bus I had the urge to punch them in the teeth."
          I agree with this. Kevin Garnett is one of the only players left that still plays with that "old school" type of demeanor.
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          • hotelis
            SBR MVP
            • 05-31-12
            • 1995

            #75
            that is why i watch only spurs/celtics/mavs/grizzlies
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