MrBigShot wrote:KembaWalker wrote:Dark Faze wrote:This won't ever happen. If Bronny becomes good enough for the NBA it'll be after 3 or 4 years of college. He's not going to rush and rely on nepotism to sit at the very end of a bench to fulfill LeBrons dream.
3 or 4 years of college won't do him any better than 3 or 4 years of NBA quality training and practices that he would get thanks to dad
NCAA programs are probably a major downgrade to the trainers and equipment he gets access to now on a daily basis, he just isn't very talented
This! NCAA is a wholeee lot of different than the NBA in terms of pace and spacing, and competition. If he wants to get better he should try to get to the NBA level ASAP and develop his game there, not sit there in college for 4 years.
I don't know he's an NBA caliber prospect but who knows with some work maybe he could become a serviceable 3&D guard off the bench.
You get better by performing well enough at your current level and then moving upwards. It's not going to help Bronny to be thrust into the G-League where he's significantly inferior to everyone else there and will see minimal minutes as a result.
I think it'd take 2 years of NCAA hoops for Bronny to even be ready to sniff G-League minutes. By comparison, Gelo Ball was dusting people in High School, and would have been a legit bench scorer for UCLA. Bronny is...a roleplayer, maybe even bench warmer level for a good high school team. It's laughable to think he'd do anything but drown if thrown into a pool of G-League/NBA tiered talent.