What are you talking about?? The Big Ten has 6 teams in the AP top 25, and is widely regarded as the best and toughest conference in the country this year! No question Big 10 football is down, but basketball is riding high!Big 10 ball isn't what it used to be. Good for the young lad though, it's nice to see the Cdn boys have success south of the border.
Anthony Benettt who plays for UNLV Rebells .. 20 10 most nights ... Canada Basketball has never looked so damm good .So far I have been really impressed by the young shooting guard from Mississauga. He has already broken into the starting line-up. If he continues to shoot well, and get a better handle, he will be a star in the Big 10.
By the way, I am talking about college basketball, Go Blue!
My bad, haven't been following this season that much. Its still early though. You have to admit that over the past few years it has lagged behind their counterparts - Big East, ACC, SEC, Big 12 in overall quality.What are you talking about?? The Big Ten has 6 teams in the AP top 25, and is widely regarded as the best and toughest conference in the country this year! No question Big 10 football is down, but basketball is riding high!
Indiana was #1, until they lost saturday, and Michigan is now 2nd in the polls.
Should be a warning to Canadians (or kids in general) that there are plenty of snake oil salesman coaches in the AAU circuit who are only looking out for themselves (Myck was managed by the guy CBC did an expose on last year).Myck Kabongo suspended by NCAA for rest of basketball season
Big East, ACC yes, but not the Big 12 and SEC. The SEC only has Kentucky and Florida, the rest of the conference is pretty weak! The Big 12 has never been a power in basketball.My bad, haven't been following this season that much. Its still early though. You have to admit that over the past few years it has lagged behind their counterparts - Big East, ACC, SEC, Big 12 in overall quality.
I was thinking the same thing . When I heard the guy in Thristan Thompson camp ... The guy from CBC came to mind ...Should be a warning to Canadians (or kids in general) that there are plenty of snake oil salesman coaches in the AAU circuit who are only looking out for themselves (Myck was managed by the guy CBC did an expose on last year).
You're absolutely right. Nik would be better served in working on his all-around game. He can easily be a Top 20 pick if he stays in school. Coming out in the 2014 Draft would be a big mistake.http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcspo...ly-entry-comments/?ocid=Yahoo&partner=ya5nbcs
Well if you believe his father, he is already gone. I think that would be a mistake, although he is better than a year ago. I say, stay in college and get better, the NBA isn't going anywhere.
He has a big game tonight with MSU, they will key on him as the main option, now that Trey and Tim are gone.
Why did you need to tell us that, who asked about your feelings on basketball??? I'm sure there are lots of people on this board, who don't care about college basketball, and don't feel the need to comment.Sorry but Basketball (despite James Naismith) is my least favorite team sport.
Love his offensive game. If he can work on strength, conditioning & defense he can easily be a top 10 pick in the 2015 Draft. He is not close to being NBA ready if he comes out in the 2014 Draft. Hope people around him are not pressuring him to go pro due to financial considerations.Projected to go around 25th in NBA draft, his stock is rising.
