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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 1243653, member: 1969"] Explain to me again why getting playing time in college is the end all to development?. Why it is better than working with NBA assistants on your skills. Having more time to dedicate to your body and athleticism with NBA trainers 24/7. Practicing with NBA players. Learning an NBA system... observing NBA life (assuming you are mature and are following the right players) I have no clue why people think playing 1000-1300 minutes in college, is that much better than 300-500 minutes in the NBA )with all the other benefits that the NBA offers). [/QUOTE]
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