HOF or FOH Litmus Test
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dc's teflondon
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i've noticed a few these threads come up; but what is the criteria to get into the hall....let's start with basketball and since there is no NBA hof you have to take into consideration college careers since that is the only way Bill Walton deserves to be in there...everybody can add on:
i would say:
at least 9x all-star
top 10 (top 5 would be better) at your position for at least 10 seasons
championships
awards
i would say:
at least 9x all-star
top 10 (top 5 would be better) at your position for at least 10 seasons
championships
awards
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will i remember your career and the impact you had on the game 20 or 30 years from now
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will i remember your career and the impact you had on the game 20 or 30 years from now
Basically... in this case, robert horry is a hall of famer... no one forget all the clutch shots he made on 3 championship teams. -
will i remember your career and the impact you had on the game 20 or 30 years from now[/QUOTE]
this is more important than stats -
Basically... in this case, robert horry is a hall of famer... no one forget all the clutch shots he made on 3 championship teams.
i don't think the voters would put him in....they going to say some ? about him not doing ? in the regular season -
basically... In this case, robert horry is a hall of famer... No one forget all the clutch shots he made on 3 championship teams.
rofl lmao lol ..... -
Basically... in this case, robert horry is a hall of famer... no one forget all the clutch shots he made on 3 championship teams.
not quite. don't misambiguminate what it is that i'm postulating. i will remember MOMENTS in horry's career and ways that he impated certain games. thats not the same thing as saying that he had a lasting impact on the game of basketball
