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Message: [QUOTE="manleyzoo, post: 2504410, member: 519"] All good points but a bit rhetorical :cool:. The whole idea on how to improve is to actually play. Frank Howard is a good example. He's playing, that's a big reason why he's better. And he's maturing I hope by taking rhetorical studies classes. :) Yes, the hill to climb to get better in college isn't close to what you have to do to get on the floor in the pros. But you get better by playing not just by practicing. Bottom of the roster NBA guys don't play. And G league guys with few exceptions don't get quite good enough to play at the next level. In college, you can get better and get on the floor the whole season. That's what makes you better. Not who you practice against but who you play against. And if you're not playing you're not going to get better. Unless you're a physical freak, hopefully the combination of playing and maturing gets you good enough to get on the floor at the next level. [/QUOTE]