Of the 6 major sports, does basketball require the least amount of skill?

[QUOTE=28renyoy]i would say that at least 1/4 of amateur basketball players are more skilled than the average nba center, who just happens to be 6'10+ on average[/QUOTE]

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That's just completely ignorant, you're obviously just very small and frustrated by it. Bunch of 5 foot scrubs think centers are not skilled while in a lot of ways it's the hardest position to play. Things you think are easy are not, because you just don't understand the position.

[QUOTE=28renyoy]let's look at it this way. a guy that's 7 feet tall walks into a gym. he has never played basketball before, but he has world class athleticism. do you think you could beat him 1 on 1?[/QUOTE]

Without a ****ing doubt.

[QUOTE=Nero Tulip]:facepalm

That's just completely ignorant, you're obviously just very small and frustrated by it. Bunch of 5 foot scrubs think centers are not skilled while in a lot of ways it's the hardest position to play. Things you think are easy are not, because you just don't understand the position.[/QUOTE]

Vouch. NBA centers barely miss shots in practice and they can probably do a bunch of skilled shit they just don't try in games because it's not productive.

[QUOTE=Nero Tulip]:facepalm

That's just completely ignorant, you're obviously just very small and frustrated by it. Bunch of 5 foot scrubs think centers are not skilled while in a lot of ways it's the hardest position to play. Things you think are easy are not, because you just don't understand the position.[/QUOTE]

No, its true. Most centers today are not very skilled. I have been a more skilled post player than Rudiments Handler since age 15...just happens that he hit the genetic lottery. Being an nba player is largely based on natural skill or size.

[QUOTE=SunsCaptain]Dumbest sport of all-time...[/QUOTE]
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