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    Why is Oscar Robinson so underrated?

    I was looking up Oscar Robinsons stats, and he averaged a triple double for a season once and almost did it 2 other times. I understand basketball wasn't as competitive as it is now, but he still deserves more credit. Why doesn't he get enough credit as he should?

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    pace and role maybe..

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    I love the Big O but he's overrated. He literally wouldn't average those numbers in todays Nba.

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    Shoot I'd even put up Glen Rice and Mitch Richmond in their prime at or slightly better than James. Even Glenn Robinson who is a forgotten beast.


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    Kobe GOAT LOL
    ^Finally got one.

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    In other words, you're a KOBE fan talking to a basketball fan...
    Lol he thinks I'm a Kobe fan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by b@llhog24 View Post
    I love the Big O but he's overrated. He literally wouldn't average those numbers in todays Nba.
    So you must think bill Russell is overrated as well right?

    Love him or hate him, call him overrated, a punk, chump, and whatever blasphemy you people speak, fact of the matter is there is no denying he's the best of his generation and will go down as a top 5 player ever...what he has done for the NBA is amazing he's the biggest name in basketball all around the world and his chase for number 6 continues! All that matters though to us Laker fans is #17! Lakersnation! #16to17

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    Quote Originally Posted by LoveMeOrHateMe View Post
    So you must think bill Russell is overrated as well right?
    yes he is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LoveMeOrHateMe View Post
    So you must think bill Russell is overrated as well right?
    For sure he's overrated. You can argue Bill shouldn't even be in the top 10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raps08-09 Champ View Post
    For sure he's overrated. You can argue Bill shouldn't even be in the top 10.
    I agree

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raps08-09 Champ View Post
    For sure he's overrated. You can argue Bill shouldn't even be in the top 10.
    And I agree but championships have him top 5 player ever smh I certaintly wouldn't rank him in my top 10

    He's probably the only player that I think is overrated because of rings his stats just aren't eye popping and especially in that era... Everyone else in the top 10 was pretty good on defense but offensively and play making wise everyone in the top 10> Russell
    Last edited by LoveMeOrHateMe; 10-29-2012 at 01:27 AM.

    Love him or hate him, call him overrated, a punk, chump, and whatever blasphemy you people speak, fact of the matter is there is no denying he's the best of his generation and will go down as a top 5 player ever...what he has done for the NBA is amazing he's the biggest name in basketball all around the world and his chase for number 6 continues! All that matters though to us Laker fans is #17! Lakersnation! #16to17

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    Quote Originally Posted by b@llhog24 View Post
    I love the Big O but he's overrated. He literally wouldn't average those numbers in todays Nba.
    Wilt wouldn't either but he continues to be overrated
    Five rounds went by in the 2000 draft... After 198 other players had been chosen, the Patriots drafted him in the sixth round.
    Owner Robert Kraft recalls the night he was leaving the old Foxboro Stadium when he saw "this skinny beanpole" carrying a pizza. "He comes up and says, 'Mr. Kraft, I'm Tom Brady.' I said, 'I know who you are, you're our sixth-round draft choice from Michigan.' "And he looked me right in the eye and he said, 'and I'm the best decision this organization has ever made.' "

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    Quote Originally Posted by LoveMeOrHateMe View Post
    So you must think bill Russell is overrated as well right?
    Horribly.

    Quote Originally Posted by rhymeratic View Post
    Shoot I'd even put up Glen Rice and Mitch Richmond in their prime at or slightly better than James. Even Glenn Robinson who is a forgotten beast.


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    Kobe GOAT LOL
    ^Finally got one.

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    In other words, you're a KOBE fan talking to a basketball fan...
    Lol he thinks I'm a Kobe fan.

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    The media is the only reason. The media was not as big then as it is now. Also how many people here are old enough to say who is overrated or underrated when most here didn't live back then to judge?

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    O-Rob is one of the most overrated players ever.

    Sio Moore and David Bass fishin' for sacks in the Silver and Black

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    Quote Originally Posted by b@llhog24 View Post
    I love the Big O but he's overrated. He literally wouldn't average those numbers in todays Nba.
    So? Wilt wouldn't avg 50 pts and 25 rebs p/gm either in today's NBA, but he wasn't forgotten as being a great player for his time.

    ahhh... the good ole days

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    Quote Originally Posted by AsfanSince99 View Post
    So? Wilt wouldn't avg 50 pts and 25 rebs p/gm either in today's NBA, but he wasn't forgotten as being a great player for his time.
    Wilt would never average that in today's NBA.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hawkeye15 View Post
    Wilt would never average that in today's NBA.
    thats his point

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