Completely different game.

There's not as much difference between college and pro football (though some might say offenses are even more creative in college).
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Some people like watching players pass the ball around the perimeter with no strategy for 25 seconds before hoisting up a rushed shot or hoping their 1 good player can make a play. Then when the player misses, they call that good defense.
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They don't enjoy college basketball; they enjoy the environment with college kids, etc. College basketball isn't in the same stratosphere as the NBA in terms of talent, skill, or coaching.
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We have 6 BLM street murals in KC

we are the obvious choice for the NBA
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#Chiefs: Patrick Mahomes wants the #Raptors

"Kansas City is a great sport for any franchise to be at.. the fan base is crazy and they love sports.."

— McKenzie Nelson (@McKenzieMNelson) October 28, 2020

Andy Reid on the potential of KC being the Raptors' temporary home next season.

"It's a phenomenal sports town," Reid said. "Good people in Toronto, too, but we'd love to have you. Let's go. No better sports place than right here."https://t.co/LIwYcYlPFJ

— Nate Taylor (@ByNateTaylor) October 28, 2020

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Guess the Raptors can share the Sprint Center with the Penguins.
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Lol ya I fully expect we are being used as leverage but I'll take what I can get
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I would rather watch KU play Iowa St than Lebrons Lakers play the Warriors TBH.
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That's pretty strange.
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I thought that whole League was moving to China.
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Do not expect this to work out favorable for KC and then the locals that become fans.
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Worked for OKC when the Hornets had to play there. If KC has strong local ratings comparatively to other markets our size then we'd shoot in front of even Seattle for the next expansion/moving team.
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Doesn't "our" mayor have better fucking things to do than to pander on local radio about a one year pro franchise rental?
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Be more angry.
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Not really! The City Council are the true power brokers at City Hall.
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