That's where I think you are wrong, and exactly why Turner will win it.krambman wrote: And the award isn't for the most valuable player, it's for the best player.
Talent does not always mean better.thedynasty1998 wrote:That's where I think you are wrong, and exactly why Turner will win it.krambman wrote: And the award isn't for the most valuable player, it's for the best player.
I think Wall is more talented, but Turner means more to his team which is why he wins it.
Sort of a thanks for staying and keeping another big name in college basketball. I get it. Its not like he has bad numbers either.Scarlet_Fever wrote: Collins in on the list for never jumping to the NBA. It's not like either Collins or Scheyer or Valquez are going to win it. So they add Collins for sticking around. (Just my opinion)
The Naismith Award is given to "to the top men’s...college basketball players in the nation."thedynasty1998 wrote:That's where I think you are wrong, and exactly why Turner will win it.krambman wrote: And the award isn't for the most valuable player, it's for the best player.
I think Wall is more talented, but Turner means more to his team which is why he wins it.
A la Tim Tebow and the Heisman this past year. He had NO business being invited.Scarlet_Fever wrote: Collins in on the list for never jumping to the NBA. It's not like either Collins or Scheyer or Valquez are going to win it. So they add Collins for sticking around. (Just my opinion)