Gregg Doyel of CBS Sports is tired of the Dream Team playing in the Olympics.
In his latest article, Doyel explains why he thinks it would be better to lose with young guys than win with the current NBA Stars.
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[COLOR=#333333][FONT=arial]If you’re asking me what I’d rather see, I’d love to see our best amateurs compete in the Olympics, including those — like current Olympian Anthony Davis — who have left college but haven’t played in the NBA yet. But the rest of the world would have to go along, because it wouldn’t be fair to send our best youngsters into a tournament where a team like Argentina has 10 guys at least 28 years old.
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The best scenario for Kentucky fans to see a lot of former Kentucky players would be the idea Doyel wants to implement.
Jeff Goodman razzed Doyel about his idea and he had the perfect response.
Nah. I’d call it “Kentucky” RT
@goodmancbs: You’d whine, complain when you saw that U-23 team in ’16— Gregg Doyel (@GreggDoyelCBS) August 6, 2012
