I don't mean in person, I see all the Zion love.. he's great, but he doesn't look as great as Glenn Robinson did. Big Dog was the best I've seen.

Trae Young will be a bust. Book It!

Glenn Robinson was pretty amazing. Too bad he hurt his back against Ostertag in the Kansas win. He looked off vs. Duke in his final college game.

Tim Duncan was pretty great in college as well. Saw him live at the United Center in the Great Eight non-tournament they used to have. Will likely never be a player who plays all four years like he did ever again.

Trae Young will be a bust. Book It!

Big Dog isn't half the college player Zion is. And Big Dog was awesome. Zion, OTOH, is having one of the greatest seasons in CBB history.

I'm a big dumb shitlib baby

Neon Boudeaux

No one has mentioned Magic?

Wait until Bingo is over at the senior facility.

Walt would like a word with you.

40 years ago today!

Not one Kareem...shows the ignorance of this board.

Glenn Robinson is a great answer. I think Laettner is in my team photo but he's like the Tim Tebow of college basketball.

Can you imagine the ratings that would pull now?

Hell, even the Moncrief vs. Bird (regional final?) was a big draw.

No one has mentioned Magic?

I'll say Walton or Ewing. Aguirre was great too.

I would have said Aquirre. Walton’s version of UCLA was a thing too. No love for the old guys except us.

This is college we're talking about so I'll go out on a limb. Scott Skiles. He always impacted the college game. Best college player I ever saw play live. Many had a greater NBA career, but not many as good as his final college year.

Loved this Skiles moment 'Skiles went on to become one of the Big Ten’s all-time great villains, booed in every opposing arena because of his cocky demeanor, not to mention his talent. Example: After Michigan’s pudgy guard Antoine Joubert had guaranteed a win over Michigan State, Skiles walked up to him before tipoff and said, “Show me what you got, fat boy.” And then went out and scored 33 points to lead an MSU victory. He was the Big Ten’s MVP his senior season, when he averaged 27.4 points per game.'

A second one calling him the 3rd best player in MSU history. Why he's No. 3: It's the highest spot available. The debate between Skiles and Steve Smith, however, is difficult. Both carried MSU to needed heights in an era when winning wasn't an every-year occurence. What gives the nod to Skiles, however slightly, is something Heathcote said recently: He only ever coached two players who could will a team to victory — Skiles and Magic Johnson.

Who the fuck is "Aquirre?"

Have another one you lush.

Or the youth.

Come on Joe if a greatest baseball player was asked a great majority would have Babe on their list....at least my ol'man sawRuth play,drank at Hack Wilsons bar and played against Buck Weaver ...to talk college hoops and not bring up Jabber has more to do with the ignorance part

Alcindor

Tony Kornheiser the other day put David Thompson and Bill Walton on the top of his list, whom I don't really remember in college myself.

And to think that in practice, Alcindor and a handful of equally ineligible freshmen routinely beat the returning national championship team that would go on to repeat the title run.

Google Walton at UCLA...I have mentioned that the kid from 76ers use his low post game instead of shooting the trey....Thompson and Towes invented the alley oop