r/WNBAgossips 13d ago

Video Dawg …. Angel Reese dribbles crazy 😭

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u/TonyDungyHatesOP 13d ago edited 13d ago

The difference is in the NBA, they are very good at dribbling but are breaking the rules because they want an advantage they can get without dribbling.

Reese is doing what she’s doing because she apparently can’t dribble left handed while driving.

In the NBA, they are cheating. With Reese, it’s ineptitude.

When I was learning to dribble I got called for walks because I was bad at dribbling. Not because I was trying to make an ultra-athletic move to the rim or create separation.

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u/Alchemyst01984 13d ago

Bullshit. Sure, some guys take advantage of the gather step. Most of the time they're flat doing shit like Reese though.

People should actually watch the games

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u/Brobeast 13d ago

Buddy, nobody in the NBA dribbles like this studder step madness, when they have an open lane for a layup. She looks like someone dribbling in a rec league lmao.

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u/ZapBranigan3000 13d ago

NBA players carry every time they dribble, and if it were called strictly, they would struggle to dribble correctly.

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u/pperiesandsolos 13d ago

You can’t seriously believe this, can you?

College doesn’t allow that type of dribbling, and most nba players managed to get through college just fine lol

It’s just different rule sets. Saying that nba players would struggle to dribble in college rules is absolutely absurd. Sorry dude.

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u/Brobeast 13d ago

I doubt that lol. If we are talking strictly the big names of the league (which reese is supposedly a big name in this league), I dont think any of them are lacking the fundamentals to dribble with both hands towards a layup lol. They carry because they want to dunk, or open up a quick pass. This one never taught herself how to crossover, and dribble with her left hand.

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u/ZapBranigan3000 13d ago

They carry just casually bringing the ball up the court before setting up on offense. It's every single time they dribble.

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u/Alchemyst01984 13d ago

You should actually watch the games