i remember someone asked this about nfl and ncaa football and ncaa football seemed to blow it out of the water, which kinda surprised me. id expect ncaa basketball to be favored here though.
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nba
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ncaa
23 54.76%
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11-13-12 12:23 PM #1
what do we prefer nba or ncaa?
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11-13-12 12:27 PM #2
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11-13-12 12:28 PM #3
College > everything
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11-13-12 12:31 PM #4
Football > Baseball > Golf > Tennis/Soccer > Basketball
Bunch of thugs in basketball.
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11-13-12 12:33 PM #5
Originally Posted by TxAaron
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11-13-12 12:35 PM #6
guess u arent missing the nhl Originally Posted by TxAaron
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11-13-12 12:36 PM #7
i chose nba, would have said ncaa basketball when it was a real feeder system, now the best players stay a year and are unfinished products or come from overseas.
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11-13-12 12:36 PM #8
Holy Sh*t!!!!!! Originally Posted by boombaby1987
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11-13-12 12:39 PM #9
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11-13-12 12:39 PM #10
Lol I completely forgot about hockey. It's hardly even broadcasted on TV here in Texas. Originally Posted by thetrinity
guess u arent missing the nhl
I picked NBA btw...I'm only really interested college hoops during the tournament.
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11-13-12 12:47 PM #11
College basketball > NHL > NCAAF > NFL > Tennis > MLB > NBA Playoffs > Soccer > NBA reg season
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11-13-12 01:07 PM #12
From a value standpoint college hoops is a much better play. More games = less times for books to adjust and set sharp lines.
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11-13-12 01:07 PM #13
Common MAn....
NCAA by far
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11-13-12 01:09 PM #14
Wow what the fukk was that CJ! Originally Posted by boombaby1987
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11-13-12 01:28 PM #15
NBA. Never have and most likely never will watch NCAA. I'm not American though so maybe I just don't understand why anyone would want to watch something at college level
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11-13-12 01:30 PM #16
More passion in the college game. You tend to know what you're getting out of the players/teams more than you do in the NBA Originally Posted by Seto
NBA. Never have and most likely never will watch NCAA. I'm not American though so maybe I just don't understand why anyone would want to watch something at college level
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11-13-12 01:33 PM #17
NBA is definitely easier to predict b/c of talent on some teams...College teams sometimes hustle beats out the talent due to mental mistakes etc (not as much in NBA)
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11-13-12 01:54 PM #18
I'm talking watching, not gambling. It would never cross my mind to watch college sports. That said I'm English and college/university sports are completely irrelevant here. Originally Posted by Frisco
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11-13-12 02:38 PM #19
Can't possibly watch college basketball if you are a fan of the game. Originally Posted by Seto
The college game is way too slow, and these kids can't shoot for the life of them.
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11-13-12 02:44 PM #20
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11-13-12 02:48 PM #21
Wow can't believe this is even this close. College easy imo.
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11-13-12 02:49 PM #22
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11-13-12 02:50 PM #23
NCAA is more fun to watch but NBA is easier to cap
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11-13-12 02:53 PM #24
Originally Posted by scholesy
nba for me. even though we have 4 division 1 schools (wisc/marq/milwaukee/green bay) if you combine all 4 you might have 1 or 2 guys that could play in the nba.
talent differential is just ridiculously big, name all the best players in the nba:
lebron - played no college
dwight howard - no college
garnett - no college
kobe - no college
durant - one year
rose - one year. actually ZERO college since he was removed from ncaa records because of ineligibility (cheated on sat's, had grades magically changed, etc)
d wade - two years
etc etc
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11-13-12 02:58 PM #25
NCAAB from a value standpoint by far. The once or twice a year I get out to watch these uneducated thug lifers play live, I prefer NBA.
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11-13-12 03:02 PM #26
nfl is almost as much black as the nba (65% black in nfl and 80% black in nba) yet because they are hiding their blackness behind helmets and pads, people automatically assume nba guys are thugs and nfl guys are choir boys Originally Posted by MeatWad
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11-13-12 03:24 PM #27
What are the breakdowns on % who possess college educations in both leagues. I think this statistic would be more telling than race. It just repulses me when I see the rapper wannna be 20 yo NBA'ers talking shit as if they are entitled to own the world and boss their coaches. Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
Alot of the WR's and RB's in the NFL resemble NBA players. But the linemen are usually educated and fairly respectful and intelligent. Most of it comes to down unbringing and education and generally NFL players are more educated.
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11-13-12 03:30 PM #28
100% agree. From an entertainment standpoint, the NBA is a far greater watch than college hoops. Those games are absolutely unwatchable sometimes. I think there's like a 35 second shot clock and the 1 and 1 free throws just takes all the juice out of it. I tired getting into college hoops but the rules r too different than the NBA. The NBA tailored its rules for a fast paced game rather than 5 guys passing the ball around the 3 point arch then hoisting up a prayer. Just my opinion. And for those who say all the thugs r in the NBA, those same thugs play in college first. Horrible watch. Originally Posted by scholesy
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11-13-12 03:35 PM #29
i will agree with much of that. but a large reason nfl players have more college education is that they aren't big enough to go to the nfl at 18/19. i can assure you that if they could get a big contract for leaving after the first year of college, any football player with half a brain would jump at it. Originally Posted by MeatWad
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11-13-12 03:39 PM #30
College basketball definitely has more opportunity because there are so many teams, but it also requires a lot more work to handicap. If you exclusively do NCAAB, I could understand liking it more, but NBA is easier to incorporate into your portfolio if you're doing football/hockey/etc as well.
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11-13-12 03:41 PM #31
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11-13-12 03:51 PM #32
ncaa should make the shot clock ten seconds instead of 35. they should have to haul ass and try to score faster than nba because they are younger and crazier
ncaa is ok i guess to bet on. cannot watch for very long though, the 35 second shot clock is boring.
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11-13-12 04:41 PM #33
Agree. NCAA needs to speed the game up. 35 seconds is an eternity in hoops. If you have a shot clock violation in college hoops, your team should be forced to forfeit. Originally Posted by face
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11-13-12 04:44 PM #34
Lmao, forfeit. Yes, I can see myself getting into college hoops if they changed the rules to mirror the NBA. 24 second shot clock, defensive 3 seconds, not be able to sub after a made shot, etc... It makes the games drag on. You can watch for 15 minutes without either team scoring. Wtf Originally Posted by A4K
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11-13-12 04:48 PM #35
College basketball is a joke
The players are a joke
Most guys from D1 schools can't even make an nba practice squad
The NBA is the most select league in all of sports. Less than 500 guys in the entire league.
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