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[QUOTE="Kitaman, post: 3935580, member: 67"] Sometimes we just need to appreciate college players for what they are; 'amateurs''. NBA shouldn't matter when judging college players on their college careers. For example, Adam Morrison (Zags theme) was a terrific college baller, who would have started for every college team, including those with today's NBA All Stars. A little closer to home is our 1st team AA Napier who was also a phenomenal college athlete. Both played with limitations, Bazz (size) and AM (diabetes) but overcame them to excel. I just don't think its fair to discount a college players achievements based on pro failures. [/QUOTE]
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