While this is true. There actually is a slight advantage to playing with a ball that you're comfortable with, while also being a disadvantage when playing with a ball you're not familiar with. Every type / brand of basketball is different and the Under Armour ball is probably the worst one out there.
I can't believe the ncaa doesn't mandate 1 ball. Everybody should be playing with the ball they use in the tournament.
They are not even close. JW is light years ahead of RB. Not even a debate.
Are you talking about Connor after the Whisky guy got him the giblets?
I think it's even crazier that teams wouldn't want to use the ball that's used for the NCAA tournament. That's what I'd want to do. I'm not 100% sure how it works but I assume the sponsor for that team (Nike, Adidas, Under Armour) either have something in their contract about their ball or they have a discounted price on gear if you use their ball. I know you're not required to use the sponsor's ball, as KU uses the NCAA Wilson and their sponsored by Adidas and Oklahoma State / WVU use the NCAA Wilson and they're sponsored by Nike.
I agree JW makes Bolton look pretty weak. I hate that you put us in the place to tell these meat huggers their players are better. I am starting to get embarrassed for you.
Interesting take. You have a wild imagination. I repeated things that you hawk trolls had said in the last 48 hours and you have conveniently forgotten that.
Bolton looks to be finding his stride but I don't know how you wouldn't choose Joe right now.
I think Bolton is more ball dominant. He can get to the rack and is improving his outside shot. Joe is a pure shooter from the 3, he has a pretty nice mid-range game, he can post up smaller guards on the block, and he's a sneaky good shot blocker.
I'd rather have Joe, but Bolton and him aren't the same type of player and actually play different positions. Joe is a 3. Bolton is a combo guard.
